Toshiba SAS Operation Manual - Rev.3

6F2M1000
Substation Automation System

(GSC1000-C)
Operation Manual
Rev. 3
October 2010
TOSHIBA CORPORATION
Copyright 2010 TOSHIBA CORPORATION
All Rights Reserved.
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Precautions
Precautions to be taken when using this manual
This manual describes the operation of the HMI software Substation Automation System
GSC1000-C, the operation of the HMI (OWS/EWS) screen, the operation of LCD screen of the
GBU100 (BCU/BCPU), and the precautions to be observed when using the tool. To ensure the
proper use of the HMI software and the GBU100, please read this manual before attempting to
use.
The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice.
This manual describes the operation procedure of the HMI software and the GBU100
(BCU/BCPU). It does not warrant fitness for any particular purpose.
The illustration and screens shown in this manual may be emphasized, simplified, or partially
omitted for convenience to aid explanation. The illustrations and the screen in the text may differ
slightly from what is actually displayed.
Copying or reproduction, by any means, of all or any part of the contents of this manual without
permission is strictly prohibited.
Neither Toshiba Corporation nor our dealers or distributors shall be liable for any loss and
damage due to incorrect operation by users.
The company names and the product names in this manual are trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective companies.
Precautions to be taken when using the software

Observe the following precautions to ensure that the software is operated properly.
We shall not be liable for the use and reliability of software supplied by other companies.
This software shall be operated only on one computer. Other set(s) of this software shall be
purchased for use on other computer(s).
Making copies of this software, except for purpose of back-up, is strictly prohibited.
Keep the CD-ROM, on which the software is stored, carefully.
Reverse engineering, such as decompiling and dis-assembling, is strictly prohibited.
Allowing third parties use all or any part of this software by transfer, barter, or lease, without prior
written permission from Toshiba Corporation, is strictly prohibited.
The media supplied, such as this manual and CD-ROM, should be used only for the software.
Selling the program in the original or modified form to third parties is strictly prohibited.
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Table of Contents
Precautions ............................................................................................................. 1
1
Outline.............................................................................................................. 16
1.1
Purpose ......................................................................................................................16
1.2
Related Document......................................................................................................16
1.3
Descriptive Rules of This Document ..........................................................................16
1.4
Abbreviations..............................................................................................................17
1.5
Security for Operation ................................................................................................19
Basic Operation of HMI Screen...................................................................... 21

2.1
Basic Operation..........................................................................................................21
2.2
Mouse Operation and Object Selection by Mouse .....................................................21
2.3
Scrolling .....................................................................................................................21
2.4
Information dialogs .....................................................................................................21
System Operation ........................................................................................... 22

3.1
System Start-up..........................................................................................................22
3.2
HMI Startup ................................................................................................................32
3.3
Logging In...................................................................................................................32
3.4
Logging out and HMI Software Shutdown ..................................................................33
3.5
Changing Password ...................................................................................................35
3.6
Setting the Automatic Logout Time.............................................................................36
3.7
Outputting System Setting Value of HMI to a File in Printing Format .........................37
3.8
Printing the Display Screen (Hard Copy)....................................................................38
3.9
System Shutdown ......................................................................................................39
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Operation of HMI Screen ................................................................................ 40
<General> ..............................................................................................................40
4.1
Displaying Single Line Diagram Windows ..................................................................40
4.2
Changing the Display Scale of Windows ....................................................................40
4.3
Changing the Display Area of Windows Displaying the Legend .................................41
4.4
Displaying the Legend................................................................................................42
4.5
Stopping an Alarm Sounding in OWS/EWS................................................................42
4.6
Stopping an Alarm of Station Common.......................................................................43
4.7
Stopping the Unauthorized Status Change Blinking ...................................................43
4.8
Changing HMI Mode ..................................................................................................44
4.9
Switching Over LDC/SCMS Operation .......................................................................44
4.10 Switching Over Manned Operation/Unmanned Operation .........................................45

4.11 Setting or Resetting LDC Blocking .............................................................................46
<Single Line diagram>.......................................................................................... 48

4.12 Displaying the Bay Information Dialog........................................................................48
4.13 Displaying a Bay from the Overview Window .............................................................49
4.14 Returning to the Overview Window from a Bay Single Line Diagram.........................50
4.15 Displaying the List of Measurement Values of a Bay..................................................50
4.16 Displaying the List of CB/DS/ES of a Bay ..................................................................51
4.17 Displaying the List of Control Right Selection Switches of a Bay ...............................51
4.18 Displaying the List of Other Status of a Bay ...............................................................51
4.19 Displaying the List of Sequence Control of a Bay.......................................................51
4.20 Changing the Upper/Lower Limit Setting of the Measurement Value .........................52
4.21 Setting/Resetting the Blocking of a Device.................................................................54
4.22 Setting/Resetting the Blocking of a Measurement Value ............................................56
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4.23 Displaying the Blocking/Manual Override Summary...................................................59
4.24 Resetting the Blocking from the Blocking/Manual Override Summary .......................60
4.25 Setting the Manual Override of a Device ....................................................................61
4.26 Resetting the Manual Override of a Device ................................................................64
4.27 Setting the Manual Override of a Measurement Value ...............................................67
4.28 Resetting the Override Setting of a Measurement Value............................................69
4.29 Resetting the Manual Override from the Manual Override Summary .........................71
4.30 Closing a Device ........................................................................................................72
4.31 Opening a Device.......................................................................................................74
4.32 Displaying Interlock Guidance ....................................................................................76
4.33 Controlling a Device by Bypassing Interlocking..........................................................78
4.34 Closing a CB ..............................................................................................................80
4.35 Closing a CB by Bypassing the Synchronization........................................................84
4.36 Opening a CB.............................................................................................................89
4.37 Controlling a CB by Bypassing Interlocking................................................................93
4.38 Controlling Local/Remote Control Right Selection Switch ..........................................96
4.39 Controlling from the Bay Information Dialog ...............................................................98
4.40 Resetting (Changing) a Counter value .....................................................................100
4.41 Setting the Safety Tag ..............................................................................................101
4.42 Start or Stop Sequence Control ................................................................................102
4.43 Displaying Common Window to Control Dummy Circuit Breaker ............................. 104
4.44 Displaying Transformer Parallel Window ..................................................................105
4.45 Raising /Lowering a Tap ...........................................................................................106
4.46 Displaying LVAC Window .........................................................................................108
4.47 Displaying DC/UPS Window.....................................................................................109
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4.48 Displaying GIS Window ............................................................................................ 110
<System Window> .............................................................................................. 111

4.49 Displaying the System Window ................................................................................ 111
4.50 Displaying the Detailed Status of an IED .................................................................. 111
4.51 Changing IED Mode (Online/Test)............................................................................ 112
4.52 Changing Printer State ............................................................................................. 113
4.53 Setting or Resetting of Alarm Lock of the Printer...................................................... 114
4.54 Reset the LED for IED Failure Information ............................................................... 115
<Memorandum and Tag>.................................................................................... 117

4.55 Adding a Memorandum ............................................................................................ 117
4.56 Representing Memorandum as an Icon ................................................................... 118
4.57 Developing Minimized Memorandum ....................................................................... 118
4.58 Editing a Memorandum ............................................................................................ 119
4.59 Deleting a Memorandum .......................................................................................... 119
4.60 Displaying the Number of Placed Memorandum ...................................................... 120
4.61 Placing a Tag............................................................................................................120
4.62 Deleting a Tag ..........................................................................................................121
4.63 Displaying the Number of Placed Tags.....................................................................122
<Event Window> .................................................................................................123

4.64 Displaying the Event Window ...................................................................................123
4.65 Shifting the Event Display.........................................................................................123
4.66 Changing the Event Display Period..........................................................................124
4.67 Sorting the Event List Currently Displayed ...............................................................124
4.68 Updating the Event List in Real Time .......................................................................124
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4.69 Filtering the Event List..............................................................................................125
4.70 Canceling the Event Filter ........................................................................................126
4.71 Editing/Saving an Event Filter ..................................................................................128
4.72 Calling an Saved Event Filter ...................................................................................134
4.73 Printing the Event Data Currently Displayed ............................................................136
4.74 Stopping Automatic Printing of Event Log ................................................................136
4.75 Starting Automatic Printing of Event Log ..................................................................137
4.76 Setting/Resetting Automatic Printing of Event Log ................................................... 137
4.77 Saving the Event Data Currently Displayed in CSV Format ..................................... 138
4.78 Backing up Event Data not yet Saved ......................................................................139
4.79 Loading the Event Data Backed Up .........................................................................140
<Alarm Window> .................................................................................................141

4.80 Displaying the Alarm Window ...................................................................................141
4.81 Acknowledging All Alarms.........................................................................................141
4.82 Acknowledging Alarm Individually ............................................................................142
4.83 Sorting the Alarm List Currently Displayed ...............................................................142
4.84 Updating the Alarm List in Real Time .......................................................................143
4.85 Filtering the Alarm List..............................................................................................143
4.86 Canceling the Alarm Filter ........................................................................................145
4.87 Editing/Saving an Alarm Filter ..................................................................................146
4.88 Calling a Saved Alarm Filter .....................................................................................153
<Energy Report Window> .................................................................................. 155

4.89 Displaying the Energy Report Window .....................................................................155
4.90 Displaying the Daily/Monthly/Annual Energy Report ................................................155
4.91 Displaying the Energy Report of the Previous/Next Date ......................................... 157
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4.92 Displaying the Energy Report of the Specified Date................................................. 157
4.93 Displaying the Monthly Energy Report of the Specified Month ................................. 158
4.94 Displaying the Annual Energy Report of the Specified Year ..................................... 159
4.95 Correcting the Data of the Daily Energy Report .......................................................160
4.96 Displaying the Energy Report Data in Graphical Format ..........................................162
4.97 Saving the Energy Report Data in CSV Format ....................................................... 162
4.98 Printing the Energy Report Data...............................................................................163
4.99 Setting/Canceling Automatic Printing of the Energy Report ..................................... 163
4.100 Changing the Energy Report Group for Automatic Printing ...................................... 164
4.101 Adding a New Energy Report Group ........................................................................171
4.102 Editing an Energy Report Group ..............................................................................173
4.103 Deleting an Energy Report Group ............................................................................178
4.104 Changing Y-axis setting of Energy Report ................................................................179
<Trend Window> ................................................................................................. 181

4.105 Displaying the Trend Window ...................................................................................181
4.106 Displaying the Trend Window from a Single Line Diagram....................................... 182
4.107 Displaying the Daily/Weekly/Monthly/Annual Trend Window.................................... 183
4.108 Scrolling the Trend Graph ........................................................................................184
4.109 Changing the Scrolling Width of the Trend Graph .................................................... 184
4.110 Displaying the Daily Trend of the Specified Date......................................................185
4.111 Displaying the Weekly Trend of the Specified Week ................................................185
4.112 Displaying the Monthly Trend of the Specified Month and Year................................ 186
4.113 Displaying the Annual Trend of the Specified Year ...................................................187
4.114 Displaying the Trend of the Specified Period ............................................................187
4.115 Setting Grid of the Trend Graph Visible/Invisible ......................................................188
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4.116 Printing the Trend Graph ..........................................................................................188
4.117 Reading Data at Cursor Point of the Trend Graph.................................................... 189
4.118 Moving Cursor Point of the Trend Graph..................................................................190
4.119 Displaying Average, Maximum and Minimum Values of the Trend Data................... 191
4.120 Magnifying Time Base (X-axis) of the Trend Graph.................................................. 192
4.121 Reducing Time Base (X-axis) of the Trend Graph .................................................... 192
4.122 Returning Magnification of Time Base (X-axis) of the Trend Graph.......................... 192
4.123 Magnifying Measurement Value Scale (Y-axis) of the Trend Graph ......................... 193
4.124 Reducing Measurement Value Scale (Y-axis) of the Trend Graph............................ 193
4.125 Resetting Magnification of Measurement Value Scale (Y-axis) of the Trend Graph.. 193
4.126 Setting the Trend Window to Updating Mode ........................................................... 194
4.127 Setting the Trend Window to Frozen Mode .............................................................. 195
4.128 Displaying the Trend Data in Tabular Format/Returning to Graph Display ............... 196
4.129 Saving the Trend Data in CSV Format .....................................................................196
4.130 Correcting the Trend Data ........................................................................................197
4.131 Changing Measurement Value Scale (Y-axis) Setting of the Trend Graph ............... 199
4.132 Overlaying a Graph on the Past Trend Data.............................................................201
4.133 Adding a New Trend Group ......................................................................................203
4.134 Editing Trend Groups ...............................................................................................206
4.135 Deleting a Trend Group ............................................................................................210
Relay Setting from HMI Screen.................................................................... 211

5.1
Changing the Relay Setting Group........................................................................... 211
5.2
Starting the RSM Software .......................................................................................213
5.3
Displaying the Disturbance Waveform......................................................................214
Detailed Explanation of HMI Screen ............................................................ 216

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6.1
Screen Layout ..........................................................................................................216
6.1.1
Basic layout ......................................................................................................216
6.1.2
Multi monitor layout ..........................................................................................217
6.1.3
Windows and dialogs .......................................................................................218
6.2
Screen Composition .................................................................................................220
6.3
Login Dialog .............................................................................................................223
6.4
Main Menu Bar .........................................................................................................224
6.4.1
Blocking/Manual Override Summary dialog .....................................................227
6.4.2
System Setting dialog.......................................................................................229
6.4.3
LDC MD Blocking dialog ..................................................................................232
6.4.4
Legend dialog...................................................................................................233
6.5
Control and Monitoring Windows..............................................................................234
6.5.1
Single line diagram windows ............................................................................234
6.5.2
GIS window ......................................................................................................236
6.5.3
System window ................................................................................................238
6.5.4
Bay List dialog ..................................................................................................239
6.5.5
Bay Information dialog......................................................................................240
6.5.6
Control dialog ...................................................................................................246
6.5.7
Trans Parallel window ......................................................................................252
6.5.8
Limit Setting dialog ...........................................................................................254
6.5.9
Safety Tag setting dialog ..................................................................................256
6.5.10
Manual Override dialog ....................................................................................257
6.5.11
Blocking dialog .................................................................................................259
6.5.12
Counter Reset dialog........................................................................................260
6.5.13
Memorandum dialog.........................................................................................261
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6.5.14
Memorandum Property dialog ..........................................................................262
6.5.15
Tag dialog .........................................................................................................263
6.5.16
Tag Property .....................................................................................................263
6.5.17
Guide Window dialog .......................................................................................264
6.5.18
IED Status dialog..............................................................................................265
6.5.19
Mode Change dialog ........................................................................................266
6.5.20
Relay Group Setting dialog ..............................................................................267
6.5.21
State Change dialog for printer.........................................................................268
6.5.22
Alarm Locking dialog ........................................................................................269
6.6
Alarm Window ..........................................................................................................270
6.6.1
6.7
Table Filter dialog .............................................................................................273
Event Window ..........................................................................................................276
6.7.1
Table Filter dialog .............................................................................................279
6.7.2
Auto Print Setting dialog (for Event) .................................................................280
6.8
Energy Report Widow ..............................................................................................281
6.8.1
Select Date dialog ............................................................................................283
6.8.2
Select Group dialog..........................................................................................284
6.8.3
Group Edit dialog..............................................................................................285
6.8.4
Group Item Setting dialog.................................................................................286
6.8.5
Y-Axis Setting dialog (for Energy Report) .........................................................288
6.8.6
Auto Print Setting dialog (for Energy Report) ...................................................289
6.8.7
Graph display ...................................................................................................291
6.8.8
Data Edit dialog ................................................................................................293
6.8.9
Save/Load of report data ..................................................................................293
6.9
Trend Window ..........................................................................................................294

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6.9.1
Select date dialog.............................................................................................297
6.9.2
Previous Trend / Next Trend.............................................................................297
6.9.3
Plotting interval.................................................................................................298
6.9.4
Cursor point......................................................................................................299
6.9.5
Updating mode and Frozen mode ....................................................................300
6.9.6
Zoom ................................................................................................................301
6.9.7
Display of average, maximum and minimum values ........................................ 302
6.9.8
Tabular format display ......................................................................................303
6.9.9
Display/Not display of grid................................................................................306
6.9.10
Group Edit dialog..............................................................................................307
6.9.11
Group Property dialog ......................................................................................308
6.9.12
Y-Axis Setting for the Trend window .................................................................309
6.9.13
Overlay dialog ..................................................................................................310
6.10 RSM Dialogs ............................................................................................................ 311

6.10.1
RSM dialog....................................................................................................... 311
6.10.2
Select Disturbance Record dialog ....................................................................312
6.11 Symbol .....................................................................................................................314
6.11.1
Outline..............................................................................................................314
6.11.2
Context menu ...................................................................................................314
6.11.3
Symbols with override setting and blocking setting .......................................... 315
6.11.4
Details of each symbol .....................................................................................316
Operation of LCD Screen of BCU/BCPU ..................................................... 321

7.1
Browsing ..................................................................................................................321
7.2
Setting LCD to Display Status ..................................................................................322
7.3
Turning off the LCD Display......................................................................................322

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7.4
Switching Display Screen .........................................................................................323
7.5
Entering Password ...................................................................................................324
7.6
Moving the Screen in Higher Hierarchy....................................................................325
7.7
Displaying the Screen of the Next Page...................................................................326
7.8
Displaying the Screen of the Previous Page ............................................................327
7.9
Work Flow of Changing Setting of the Items ............................................................328
7.10 Selecting the Setting Item ........................................................................................329

7.11 Setting the Selected Item to Setting Enabled Status ................................................ 330
7.12 Selecting the Setting from Option List Pop-up.......................................................... 331
7.13 Inputting Numeric Values by Keypad Pop-up ...........................................................332
7.14 Canceling the Pop-up...............................................................................................333
7.15 Deciding the Operation of Selected Setting Item or Input Value............................... 333
7.16 Applying the Changed Item or Input Value ...............................................................334
7.17 Resetting the Setting or the Input Value to the Original ............................................ 335
7.18 Setting Hours of Energy Saving Mode .....................................................................336
7.19 Displaying in View Mode ..........................................................................................336
7.20 Screen Operation Common to BCU and BCPU .......................................................337
7.20.1
Displaying MIMIC screen .................................................................................337
7.20.2
Displaying Record screen ................................................................................337
7.20.3
Displaying Status screen ..................................................................................338
7.20.4
Displaying Settings screen ...............................................................................338
7.20.5
Displaying Test screen .....................................................................................339
7.20.6
Displaying Event Record screen ......................................................................339
7.20.7
Clearing Record data .......................................................................................340
7.20.8
Displaying Event List screen ............................................................................341

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7.20.9
Displaying Metering screen ..............................................................................341
7.20.10 Displaying Counters screen .............................................................................342

7.20.11 Displaying Binary I/O screen ............................................................................342
7.20.12 Displaying Operation Time screen....................................................................343
7.20.13 Displaying Harmonic Level screen ...................................................................343
7.20.14 Displaying Voltage Variation screen .................................................................344
7.20.15 Clearing Status data .........................................................................................344
7.20.16 Displaying Communication Port screen............................................................345
7.20.17 Displaying Information screen ..........................................................................346
7.20.18 Displaying Control screen ................................................................................346
7.20.19 Changing CB setting ........................................................................................347
7.20.20 Changing DS setting ........................................................................................348
7.20.21 Changing ES setting.........................................................................................348
7.20.22 Changing the setting of Single type Change Over Switch ................................349
7.20.23 Changing the setting of Double type Change Over Switch............................... 349
7.20.24 Changing the setting of Triple type Change Over Switch .................................350
7.20.25 Changing TAP setting.......................................................................................350
7.20.26 Changing the setting common to measurement items .....................................351
7.20.27 Changing the setting of DC Analog Input .........................................................352
7.20.28 Changing the setting of Electric Energy (Change Value)..................................353
7.20.29 Changing Counter setting (Common)...............................................................354
7.20.30 Changing Counter setting (Other Setting) ........................................................355
7.20.31 Changing Counter setting (Total Time Setting) ................................................. 356
7.20.32 Changing Counter setting (Change Value) ....................................................... 357
7.20.33 Changing the setting of Harmonic Level........................................................... 358
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7.20.34 Changing the setting of Voltage Variation.........................................................359
7.20.35 Changing the setting of Synchronous Check ...................................................359
7.20.36 Changing Time setting......................................................................................360
7.20.37 Changing Communication setting (Front Port) ................................................. 361
7.20.38 Changing Communication setting (Protocol) .................................................... 361
7.20.39 Changing Password setting..............................................................................362
7.20.40 Changing Panel setting ....................................................................................364
7.20.41 Changing other settings ...................................................................................364
7.20.42 Lock BCU Automatic Monitoring Function ........................................................365
7.20.43 Testing Logic Circuit .........................................................................................366
7.20.44 Controlling a device from MIMIC screen .......................................................... 368
7.20.45 Controlling a device by automatic sequence control from MIMIC screen ......... 370
7.21 Screen operation only for BCPU ..............................................................................372
7.21.1
Displaying Fault Record screen........................................................................372
7.21.2
Displaying Fault Record Details screen............................................................372
7.21.3
Turning off the TRIP LED .................................................................................373
7.21.4
Displaying Disturbance Record ........................................................................373
7.21.5
Clearing Disturbance Records..........................................................................374
7.21.6
Changing the setting of Disturbance Record ....................................................375
7.21.7
Displaying Relay Element screen.....................................................................375
7.21.8
Changing the Protection Group ........................................................................376
7.21.9
Changing Thermal Setting of Protection........................................................... 378
7.21.10 Changing OC setting of Protection ...................................................................379

7.21.11 Changing EF setting of Protection....................................................................380
7.21.12 Changing SEF setting of Protection .................................................................381
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7.21.13 Changing CTF/VTF/TC setting of Protection....................................................382
7.21.14 Changing OV setting of Protection ...................................................................383
7.21.15 Changing UV setting of Protection ...................................................................384
7.21.16 Changing FRQ setting of Protection.................................................................385
7.21.17 Changing ICD setting of Protection ..................................................................386
Explanation of LCD Screen .......................................................................... 387

8.1
Screen Layout ..........................................................................................................387
8.2
Screen Configuration and Screen List......................................................................389
8.2.1
Screen Configuration........................................................................................389
8.2.2
Screen List .......................................................................................................391
8.3
Touch key .................................................................................................................395
8.4
Symbols for MIMIC...................................................................................................399
8.5
Operational Precautions (Displays during Normal Operation) .................................. 401
Appendix A List of Related Documents.................................................... 402
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Appendix B
Q and A................................................................................. 403
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Appendix C
How to Deal with System Failure ....................................... 420
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Appendix D
Display Color of HMI Screen .............................................. 429
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Outline
1.1
Purpose
This Operation Manual describes the operation of the Substation Automation System
GSC1000-C, the operation of the HMI (OWS/EWS) screen, and the operation of LCD
screen of BCU/BCPU.
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
1.2
Outline
Basic Operation of the HMI Screen
System Operation
Operation of HMI Screen
Relay Setting from HMI Screen
Detailed Explanation of HMI Screen
Operation of LCD Screen of BCU/BCPU
Explanation of LCD Screen of BCU/BCPU
Related Document
Refer to Appendix A, List of Related Documents.

Also refer to the manuals attached to protection relays and peripheral components for
their operation.
1.3
Descriptive Rules of This Document
1) NOTE and POINT
NOTE
Includes the contents to be paid

attention while operating.
Be sure to read the note.
POINT
Describes the supplementary

items and information for
reference.
2) Description of click and input

HMI screen
or
means click or key input.
LCD screen of BCU/BCPU
or
means touch.
Click means to click the left button of a mouse. (Left click)
The notation Right click is used only when clicking the right mouse button.
3) Buttons (only in the explanation for HMI screen)
The characters surrounded by box
Ex.:
mean the button in the screen.
button is expressed as OK.
4) Screen image
The illustrations and the screen in the text may differ slightly from what is actually displayed.
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1.4
Abbreviations
Table 1.4.1 below lists the abbreviations and acronyms used in this document.
Table 1.4.1
List of abbreviations and acronyms
Abbreviation
Description
ACK
Acknowledgement
BCU
Bay Control Unit
BCPU
Bay Control and Protection Unit
BI
Binary Input
CB
Circuit Breaker
DVD
Digital Versatile Disk
CPU
Central Processing Unit
DS
Disconnector Switch
ES
Earthing Switch
EWS
Engineering Workstation
FEP
Front End Processor
GIS
Gas Insulated Switchgear
GPS
Global Positioning System
GUI
Graphical User Interface
GW
Gateway
HDD
Hard Disk Drive
HMI
Human Machine Interface
IED
Intelligent Electronic Device
IFU
Interface Unit
LAN
Local Area Network
LCD
Liquid Crystal Display
LCP
Local Control Panel for GIS
LDC
Load Dispatch Centre
LED
Light Emitting Diode
NA
Not Applicable
OS
Operating System
OWS
Operator Workstation
PC
Personal Computer
PLC
Programmable Logic Controller
PRT
Printer
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Abbreviation
Description
RCC
Remote Control Center
RSM
Relay Setting and Monitoring
SAS
SC
Station Computer
SCMS
Substation Control and Monitoring System
UPS
Uninterruptible Power Supply
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1.5
Security for Operation
To perform control and monitoring of the system from the HMI (OWS/EWS screen),
security authentication with the login ID and a password is required. If the security
authentication fails, the operator cannot log into the system. The following 4 levels of
security are implemented as a standard.
9
9
9
9
View level (Security level 0)

Control level (Security level 1)
Engineering level (Security level 2)
System manager level (Security level 3)
Each user must belong to one of the 4 levels above.

A login ID is a string that includes numbers and must be unique within the system. A user
name can be set as a part of the login ID. The login ID, user name and the security level
are indicated on the event list as a login record. Up to 999 users can be registered in the
system.
The users can change their own password at anytime on the System Setting dialog.
(Refer to Section 3.5) The user management including the registration, deletion and new
password issuance and security level can be done by the person who has the security
level of the system manager.
When a user logs into the system and does not perform any operation on the HMI screen for
more than a pre-set auto logout time, the user is automatically forced to log out. Default setting
of auto logout time is 1 hour.
Table 1.5.1 shows the summary of security levels and the operations allowed for each
security level.
For the detail list, refer to the Operation Manual Security Setting Tool.
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Table 1.5.1
Available operations for each security levels
Security Level
Operation items
Start up the system
Shutdown the system
Switch and monitor the window
Stop the audible alarm
Print screen
Display the on-line help (The Legend dialog)
NA
Select the "ACK" on the Alarm window
NA
Select the "FILTER" on the Event/Alarm window
NA
"SAVE", "LOAD", and "PRINT" the event record
NA
Control the switchgear and transformer tap
NA
Set the blocking function
NA
NA
NA
Set the manual override function
NA
Set the Safety Tag
NA
Start/Stop the log printer
NA
NA
Set the upper and lower limit
NA
NA
Modify the group of the Trend graph (EWS)
NA
NA
Modify the Energy Report item and data (EWS)
NA
NA
Set the auto print setting (EWS)
NA
NA
Set the plant item information
NA
NA
Switch the Online/Test mode of OWS/EWS/IED
NA
NA
Database maintenance (EWS)
NA
NA
Edit the contents displayed in the Bay Information dialog
NA
NA
NA
Permit the remote access on the EWS
NA
NA
NA
User registration (EWS)
NA
NA
NA
Operate the interlock/synchronizing bypass
X:
available
NA:
Not available
z Security levels are set by the Security Setting Tool.
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Basic Operation of HMI Screen

This Chapter describes the basic operation of HMI screen.
Refer to Chapter 6 for the detailed explanation of each window and dialog of the HMI
screen.
2.1
Basic Operation
This manual aims that the operation is under Windows OS environment.

The operation is in compliance with the operating method of Windows OS.
The operation to select a symbol or click a button on the HMI screen assumes the
operation by mouse. The operation using keyboard is limited to inputting texts and
values.
2.2
Mouse Operation and Object Selection by Mouse
Right and left buttons of a mouse shall be distinguished.

Click:
Used basically to select objects. (Click means left click.)
Right-click: Used to display the context menu.
2.3
Scrolling
In some windows, screen scrolling is available.

Similar to the basic operation, it is assumed that the operation is under Windows OS
environment for scrolling function.
2.4
Information dialogs
Following are the Information dialogs displayed on the HMI screen.

1) Information dialog:
Displays various information to the user.
2) Warning dialog:
Displays various warnings to user operation.
3) Error dialog:
Displays various process errors of HMI and Station Computer.
4) Question dialog:
Confirms the operation made by the user.
The operation for the Information dialogs is done by clicking OK or Cancel.
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System Operation
This Chapter describes the operation of start/stop, HMI log-in/log-out, setting of log-out
time and password change.
Refer to Appendix B for frequently asked questions on the system.
3.1
System Start-up
Please confirm that USB key is inserted to OWS/EWS.
NOTE
Do not turn on the Station Computer at Step 2.
Following are the start-up procedure of the system. (Refer to Figure 3.1.1.)
Step 1.
Turn on the bay level equipment.
Step 2.
Turn on the server panels. (See NOTE)
Step 3.
Turn on the common panels.
Step 4.
Turn on the hard copy printer and log printer.
Step 5.
Turn on the Station Computers.
Step 6.
Turn on the OWS and EWS finally. (See NOTE)

Step 6
Step 5
Step 4
Remote
Monitoring
Modem Router
GPS
Time server
OWS
EWS
Log Hard Copy

Printer
Printer
Step 3
Station
Computer
Station
Computer
BCU
ESW
ESW
BCU
ESW
ESW
BCU
ESW
ESW
Common Panels
Server Panels
Step 2
ESW
ESW
ESW
ESW
IFU
BCU
BCU
IFU
IFU
BCU
GIS Local Control Panels
Bay level equipment

Relay
Relay
Relay
Protection Relay Panels
Step 1
Figure 3.1.1
System configuration
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Step 1: Start-up the bay level BCU/BCPU
Turn on the power switch in all LCP. Each BCU/BCPU is energized.
Figure 3.1.2
BCU/BCPU
The display status of the LED indicators on the front panel of BCU/BCPU (programmable LEDs)
is as follows:
- IN SERVICE:
On
- ALARM:
Off in Online mode
- ON-LINE MODE:
- MAINTENANCE MODE:
One of them is on.
-
TEST MODE:
Several programmable LEDs light when BCU/BCPU is powered on. They are
NOTE
extinguished when the whole system has completed the start-up and commenced
normal condition.
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Step 2: Start-up the server panels
Check that the key switch installed in the server panel to turn on the power of the Station
Computer is OFF. The power of the Station Computer must be set to OFF in this step.
Turn on the power switches of the server panels, GPS time server, modem router for remote
monitoring and Ethernet Switches for the station level equipment.
The key switch

must be set to
OFF position.
Figure 3.1.3
Figure 3.1.4
Server (Power OFF)
GPS Time server (Power ON)
Date and time are displayed when GPS is normally on.
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Figure 3.1.5
Figure 3.1.6
Modem router (Power ON)
Ethernet Switch (Power ON)
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Step 3: Start-up the common panel BCU/BCPU
Turn on the power switch of the common panels. Common BCUs are turned on.
Figure 3.1.7
The display status of the LED

LEDs) is as follows:
- IN SERVICE:
- ALARM:
- ON-LINE MODE:
- MAINTENANCE MODE:
-
BCU
indicators on the front panel of BCU/BCPU (programmable

On
Off in Online mode
One of them is on.
TEST MODE:
Several programmable LEDs light when BCU/BCPU is powered on. They are
NOTE
extinguished when the whole system has completed the start-up and commenced
normal condition.
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Step 4: Start-up the printers
At first, turn on the power switch on the printer desk.
Next, turn on the power switch of all printers.
Figure 3.1.8
Printer desk (Power SW)
Figure 3.1.9
Hard Copy printer
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Figure 3.1.10
Log printer
Step 5: Start-up the servers

At first, turn on the power switch (key switch) of server-1 in server panel-1.
Next, turn on the power switch (key switch) of server-2 in server panel-2.
Turn on the key

switch
Figure 3.1.11
Server panel -1
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Figure 3.1.12
Server panel -2
Step 6: Start-up the OWS/EWS

At first, turn on the power switch on the OWS/EWS desk.
Second, press the power button on the monitor.
9 Power ON: Green LED is on.
Third, open the front door of the OWS/EWS and press Power SW.
9 Power ON: Power LED is on.
Figure 3.1.13
OWS/EWS desk (Power SW)
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Figure 3.1.14
OWS/EWS (rear side)
Figure 3.1.15
Figure 3.1.16
Monitor
PC (front side)
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When the OWS/EWS is turned on normally, the desk top screen is displayed after start-up.
Fig. 3.1.1
Desk top screen (OWS)
Fig. 3.1.2
Desk top screen (EWS)
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3.2
HMI Startup
Normally HMI software is started up automatically at the same time when the OWS/EWS is
started up.
When the HMI software is terminated, or when automatic start-up of the HMI software is not set,
the HMI software is started up by clicking the HMI icon.
After start up of the HMI software, the system displays login dialog and becomes input waiting
status.
Figure 3.2.1
HMI icon
Figure 3.2.2 Login dialog
3.3
Logging In
The procedure to log in from the login dialog is indicated below.

Before logging in, user registration by the person who has the security level of system
manager is necessary. Please refer to the Operation Manual Security Setting Tool.
HMI login procedure

1) Input the login ID into the Login ID input
column.
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2) Input the password of the user into the
Password input column.
3) Click Login.
When Login ID and Password are authenticated

The login dialog is closed and the Information dialog (without OK or Cancel) is displayed.
After HMI software initialization is completed, the dialog is closed automatically and the main
menu is displayed.
When Login ID or Password is incorrect (including incomplete input)
The Warning dialog is displayed.
When the dialog is closed, password input is cleared.
Default setting of auto logout time is 1 hour.
When a user logs into the system and does not perform any operation on the HMI
NOTE
screen for more than a pre-set auto logout time, the user is automatically forced to log
out from the HMI screen.
3.4
Logging out and HMI Software Shutdown

Operation to logout from HMI screen is indicated below.
1)
Click the Logout button on the main menu

bar.
2)
A confirmation dialog is displayed.

Click OK.
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3)
All windows related including the main menu

bar are closed.
The Substation Automation System LOGIN
dialog is displayed.
Click Exit. The dialog to confirm the
termination is displayed. When OK is clicked,
the HMI software is terminated.
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3.5
Changing Password
How to change the password to login to the HMI screen is indicated below.
1)
Click the System Setting button on the main

menu bar to display the System Setting
dialog.
2)
Click the Password tab of the System

Setting dialog.
3)
Input the old password, the new password

and the new password again for confirmation.
4)
Click OK or Apply.
When the following two conditions are
satisfied, the password is changed.
The password input in the Old password
column coincides with the password of the
user currently logging in.
The password input again for confirmation
coincides with the new password.
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3.6
Setting the Automatic Logout Time

How to set the automatic logout time from the HMI screen is indicated below.
1)
Click the System Setting button in the main

dialog.
2)
Click the Auto Logout tab of the System

Setting dialog.
3)
Select the auto logout time from the combo

box.
4)
Click OK or Apply.
The set auto logout time is applied.
The auto logout time set in this step is valid only while the user is
NOTE
logging in the HMI software. After logging out from the HMI software the
auto logout time returns to the default logout time.
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3.7
Outputting System Setting Value of HMI to a File in Printing Format

How to output the system setting value of the HMI software to a file in printing format is
indicated below.
1)
Click the System Setting button in the main

dialog.
2)
Click the Set item output tab of the System

Setting dialog.
3)
Click Execute.
4)
The Save dialog is displayed.

Specify the folder and the file name, and click
Save.
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3.8
Printing the Display Screen (Hard Copy)

How to print the hard copy of the window currently displayed on the HMI screen is indicated
below.
1) Click the Print Screen button (printer icon) on
the main menu bar.
The hard copy of the window currently
displayed is printed by a printer.
NOTE
Printer setting depends on the system setting of Windows OS.

When unable to print for any reason (i.g. error notice of the printer), the Error
NOTE
dialog displays the cause. Printing is not resumed even if the printer status is
recovered from an error.
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3.9
System Shutdown
System shutdown is carried out by the following procedure. (Refer to Figure 3.9.1.)
Step 1. The OWS and EWS are turned off.
Step 2. The Hard Copy printer and Log printer are turned off.
Step 3. The Station Computers are turned off.
Step 4. The common panels are turned off.
Step 5. The server panels are turned off.
Step 6. The bay level equipment is turned off.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Remote
Monitoring
Modem Router
GPS
Time server
OWS
EWS
Log Hard Copy

Printer
Printer
Step 4
Station
Computer
Station
Computer
BCU
ESW
ESW
BCU
ESW
ESW
BCU
ESW
ESW
Common Panels
Server Panels
Step 5
ESW
ESW
ESW
ESW
IFU
BCU
BCU
IFU
IFU
BCU
GIS Local Control Panels
Bay level equipment

Relay
Relay
Relay
Protection Relay Panels
Step 6
Figure 3.9.1
System configuration
Be sure to follow the procedure above to shut down the OWS/EWS. If the OWS/EWS
is shut down forcibly by switches at the auxiliary box without following the correct
NOTE
procedure, then corruption of the internal data such as event information stored in the
OWS/EWS may occur.
NOTE
Please keep the USB key inserted to OWS/EWS.
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Operation of HMI Screen
<General>
4.1
Displaying Single Line Diagram Windows

How to display the single line diagram windows from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click Single Line in the main menu bar.
2) Buttons for single line diagrams are displayed.

Click the button for the window you want to
display. Corresponding window will be
displayed.
4.2
Changing the Display Scale of Windows

The display scale of single line diagram windows, the GIS window and the System window
can be changed. How to change the display scale is indicated below.
1)
Click the spin button (downward arrow) of the

Scale combo box in the window.
2)
Select the scale factor from the pulled down

items.
The window is displayed with the selected
scale factor.
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4.3
Changing the Display Area of Windows Displaying the Legend

How to change the display area of single line diagram windows, the GIS window and the
System window is indicated below.
1)
Select [View] [Guide Window] from the menu

bar of the window.
2)
The Guide Window dialog is displayed.

Currently displayed position is indicated with a
black frame.
3)
Drag and drop the black frame to the position

you want and drop the frame.
The window corresponding to the selected
position is displayed.
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4.4
Displaying the Legend

How to display the Legend dialog from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click the Help button from the main menu
bar.
2) The Legend dialog is displayed.
4.5
Stopping an Alarm Sounding in OWS/EWS

How to stop an alarm sounding in OWS/EWS from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) When an alarm is activated and sounds in OWS

or EWS, the alarm sound is stopped by clicking
the Stop Alarm button in the main menu bar.
z If the Stop Alarm button is clicked when no alarm is sounding, nothing is processed.
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4.6
Stopping an Alarm of Station Common

How to stop an alarm of Station Common from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) When an alarm is activated and sounds in
Station Common, the alarm sound is stopped by
clicking the Station Common Alarm Reset
button in the main menu bar.
z If the Station Common Alarm Reset button is clicked when no alarm is sounding, nothing is
processed.
4.7
Stopping the Unauthorized Status Change Blinking

How to stop the device symbol that is blinking to notify the unauthorized status change is
indicated below.
1) When any site status change occurs, the
device symbol on the single line diagram
blinks.
2) Click the Stop Blink button in the main menu

bar.
3) All device symbols on the single line diagram

stop blinking.
(The device symbol currently selected does not
stop blinking.)
z When no blinking symbol exists, nothing is changed even if the Stop Blink button is clicked.
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4.8
Changing HMI Mode

How to change HMI mode form the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click Online in the main menu bar.
2) The dialog for confirmation is displayed.

Click OK.
3) The confirmation dialog is closed and the

mode button in the main menu bar is
changed.
4.9
Switching Over LDC/SCMS Operation

How to switch over LDC/SCMS operation form the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click SAS in the main menu bar.
2) The confirmation dialog is displayed.

Click OK.
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3) Switching over is carried out and the display
of SAS changes to LDC.
4.10
Switching Over Manned Operation/Unmanned Operation
How to switch over manned operation/unmanned operation is indicated below.

In the systems for which switchover of manned operation/unmanned operation is
NOTE
interlocked with the switchover of LDC/SCMS condition, the manned/unmanned

setting tab is not displayed.
1) Click the System Setting button in the main
dialog.
2) Click the System Settingtab in the System

Setting dialog.
3) Click the radio button to change the setting.
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4.11
Setting or Resetting LDC Blocking
How to set or reset the blocking of data transfer to LDC is indicated below.
1) Click LDC MD Blocking in the main menu bar.
2) The LDC MD Blocking dialog is displayed.

Select the item for which you want to set or
reset blocking of data transfer to LDC.
3) Click the radio button at Set or Reset and

click Apply.
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4) When LDC MD blocking is set, a B mark to
indicate that the blocking is set is shown in
[
] of the selected item.
Click OK to close the dialog.
5) When LDC MD blocking is set, the color of

LDC MD Blocking in the main menu bar
changes to yellow.
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<Single Line diagram>
4.12
Displaying the Bay Information Dialog
How to display the Bay Information dialog from the single line diagram is indicated below.
1) Click the bay name on the single line diagram.
Or, display the context menu by right-clicking
and select Bay Details.
2) The Bay Information dialog is displayed on

the single line diagram window.
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4.13
Displaying a Bay from the Overview Window
How to display the bay single line diagram and the Bay Information dialog from the
Overview window is indicated below.
1) Perform any of the following:
(a) Click the bay select combo box at the
upper part of the Overview window.
(b) Click Bay in the Overview window to

display the Bay List dialog.
Select the bay name and click OK.
2) Bay single line diagram and the Bay

Information dialog are displayed.
Refer to section 6.11.4 for the meaning of
each symbols.
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4.14
Returning to the Overview Window from a Bay Single Line Diagram
How to display the Overview window from the bay single line diagram is indicated below.
1) While the bay single line diagram is displayed
in the window, click ALL
Or, click Prev until the window retruns to the
Overview window.
2) The display returns to the Overview window.
4.15
Displaying the List of Measurement Values of a Bay
How to display the list of the measurement values of a bay is indicated below.
1) Click a bay name on a single line diagram to
display the Bay Information dialog.
2) Click the Measurement tab of the Bay
Information dialog.
3) The list of measurement values of the bay is
displayed.
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4.16
Displaying the List of CB/DS/ES of a Bay
How to display the list of CB/DS/ES of a bay is indicated below.

2) Click the CB/DS/ES tab of the Bay
Information dialog.
3) The list of CB/DS/ES of the bay is displayed.
4.17
Displaying the List of Control Right Selection Switches of a Bay
How to display the list of control right selection switches of the Bay Information dialog is
indicated below.
2) Click the Switch tab of the Bay Information
dialog.
3) The list of control right selection switches of
the bay is displayed.
4.18
Displaying the List of Other Status of a Bay
How to display the list of other status of a bay is indicated below.

1)
Click a bay name on a single line diagram to

2)
Click the Other Status tab of the Bay

Information dialog.
3)
The list of other statuses in the bay is

displayed.
4.19
Displaying the List of Sequence Control of a Bay
How to display the list of sequence control of a bay is indicated below.
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4.20
1)
Click a bay name on a single line diagram to

2)
Click the Sequence

Information dialog.
3)
The list of sequence control is displayed.
tab
of
the
Bay
Changing the Upper/Lower Limit Setting of the Measurement Value
How to change the setting of upper/lower limit setting is indicated below.

1)
Carry out either one of the following.

(a) Right-click the measurement value on the
bay single line diagram to display the
context menu.
Click Limit Setting.
(b) Click the corresponding row of the list of

the measurement values in the Bay
Information
dialog
to
select
the
measurement value.
Right-click it to display the context menu.

Click the Limit Setting of the context
menu.
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2)
The Limit Setting dialog is displayed.
3)
Making upper/lower limit monitoring active

or inactive
Put a tick in the Active check box to make the
upper/lower limit monitoring active.
Upper/lower limit monitoring can be set active
/inactive for each limit.
4)
Setting the upper/lower limit of monitoring

value
Input the upper/lower limit values, the reset
value and the delay time for detection.
Be careful about the following relation:
Low Alarm limit Low Warning limit High
Warning limit High Alarm limit
(Refer to 6.5.8.)
5)
Setting of absolute value monitoring

To monitor upper/lower limit using the absolute
value of the measurement value, put a tick in
the check box of the Absolute value check.
If this check box is not checked, upper/lower
monitoring is carried out using the measured
values with minus sign.
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6)
4.21
After setting is completed, click OK or Apply.
Setting/Resetting the Blocking of a Device
How to set or reset the blocking of a device is indicated below.

1) Carry out either one of the following.
(a) Right-click the symbol on the bay single
line diagram to display the context menu.
Click Blocking from the context menu.
(b) Click the corresponding row in the

CB/DS/ES tab of the Bay Information
dialog to select the item.
.
Right-click it to display the context menu

Click Blocking in the context menu.
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2) The Blocking dialog is displayed.
3) Click the radio buttons to set/reset each

blocking.
4) Click OK or Apply.
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5) When blocking is set, a B mark is displayed
in the Bay Information dialog and besides
the device symbol.
The color of the B in the collective

information display on the main menu bar
changes.
4.22
Setting/Resetting the Blocking of a Measurement Value
How to set or reset the blocking of the measurement value is indicated below.
1)

context menu. Click Blocking in the
context menu.

Measurement tab of the Bay
Information
dialog
to
select
the
measurement value.

Click Blocking in the context menu.
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2)
3)
The Blocking dialog is displayed.
Click the radio buttons to set/reset each

blocking.
4)
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5)
When blocking is set, a B mark is displayed in

the Bay Information dialog and besides the
measurement symbol.
The color of the B in the collective information

display on the main menu bar changes.
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4.23
Displaying the Blocking/Manual Override Summary
How to display the Blocking/Manual Override Summary dialog is indicated below.

1)
Click Information in the main menu bar.
2) The Blocking/Manual Override Summary

dialog is displayed and whether blocking
/manual override is set or not is indicated.
The meaning of the letter in as below.
[Blocking]:
C: Control Blocking is set
E: Event Blocking is set
A: Alarm Blocking is set
P: Print Blocking is set
U: Update Blocking is set
[M]:
M: Manual Override is set
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4.24
Resetting the Blocking from the Blocking/Manual Override Summary
How to reset the blocking from the Blocking/Manual Override Summary dialog is indicated
below.
1)
Click the Information button in the main

menu bar.
2) The Blocking/Manual Override Summary

3) Select the row to reset the blocking and

click Blocking Reset.
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4) The blocking of the selected row is reset
collectively.
4.25
Setting the Manual Override of a Device
How to set/change the manual override of a device is indicated below.

(a) Right-click the corresponding symbol on
the bay single line diagram to display the
context menu.
Click Manual Override of the context
menu.

CB/DS/ES tab of the Bay Information
dialog to select the device.

Click Manual Override from the context
menu.
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2) The Manual Override dialog is displayed.
If the manual override has been set already,

the corresponding button in the Select the
status. column is displayed depressed and
in yellow color.
(When manual override has alreadu been set)
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3) Click the button of the state you want to set.
5)
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The present status displayed on the bay

single line diagram and in the CB/DS/ES tab
of the Bay Information dialog is updated to
the status that has been overridden manually.
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6)
When manual override is set, the M mark is

displayed in the Bay Information dialog and
the color of the M in the collective
changes.
4.26
Resetting the Manual Override of a Device
How to reset the manual override of a device is indicated below.

(a) Right-click the corresponding symbol on
the bay single line diagram to display the
context menu. Click Manual Override
from the context menu.
(b) Click the corresponding row in the list of

CB/DS/ES of Bay Information dialog to
select the device.

menu.
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The button already set for manual override is
displayed depressed and in yellow color.
3) Click Reset.
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6)
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Manual Override indication on the bay single

line diagram, in the list of CB/DS/ES of the
Bay Information dialog, and in the
collective information display on the main
menu bar disappear and the present status is
updated through online.
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4.27
Setting the Manual Override of a Measurement Value

How to change a measurement value manually is indicated below.
(a)Right-click
the
corresponding
measurement value on the bay single line
diagram to display the context menu. Click
Manual Override from the context menu.

the measurement value in the Bay
Information dialog to select the
measurement value.

menu.

When the item is already set for manual
override, the set value is displayed in Setting
Value column.
When nothing is set, the column remains
blank.
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3) Input the overriding value and click OK or
Apply.
4)
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The measurement value on the bay single

line diagram and in the list of measurement
values of the Bay Information dialog are
updated to the overridden value.
Manual override indication (M mark) appears
on the Bay single line diagram and in the list
of measurement value of the Bay
Information dialog.
The color of the M in the collective
changes.
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4.28
Resetting the Override Setting of a Measurement Value

How to reset the overriding setting of a measurement value is indicated below.
context menu. Click Manual Override
from the context menu.

the
measurement
Information
values
dialog
to
in
the
Bay
select
the
measurement value.

menu.

The setting value for manual override is
displayed in the Setting Value column.
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3) Click Reset and then click OK or Apply.
4) Manual override indication (M mark) on the

bay single line diagram and in the list of
measurement values of the Bay information
dialog disappears and the online value is
displayed.
The color of the M in the collective
returns to the ordinary color.
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Resetting the Manual Override from the Manual Override Summary

How to reset the manual override setting from the Manual Override Summary dialog is
indicated below.
1)
Click the Information button in the main

menu bar.
2)
The Blocking/Manual Override Summary

3)
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click Override Reset.
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The manual overriding of the selected row is

reset.
Closing a Device
How to close a device is indicated below.

1)
Click the device symbol on the bay single line

diagram.
Or, select Control from the context menu
displayed by right-clicking the device symbol.
2) The Control dialog opens.
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3) Click Close in the Control area.
The clicked button changes to ON status.
(shown as a depressed button)
Selection command is sent to the BCU/BCPU.
When device selection is completed, Execute
becomes active.
Click Execute.
4) Control command is sent to the BCU/BCPU.
5) When the control execution is completed

successfully, the device symbol on the bay
single line diagram changes to CLOSED
status and the Control dialog is closed.
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6) If the control fails, an error message is
displayed in the Control dialog.
7) Check the error message and click Close to

close the dialog.
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Opening a Device
How to open a device is indicated below.

1)
Click the device on the bay single line diagram

or select Control from the context menu
displayed by right-clicking the device.
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3) Click Open in the Control area.
(displayed as a depressed button)
When device selection is completed,
Execute becomes active.
4) Click Execute.
5) Control command is sent to the BCU/BCPU.
6) When the control is completed successfully,

the device symbol on the bay single line
diagram changes to OPEN status and the
Control dialog is closed.
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close the dialog.
4.32
Displaying Interlock Guidance
How to display the Interlock Guidance dialog is indicated below.

1) Select the control object on the bay single line
diagram or click the row of a control object in
the Bay information dialog.
The Control dialog opens.
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2) Click Interlock Guidance.
3) The Interlock Guidance dialog is opened.
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Controlling a Device by Bypassing Interlocking
How to control a device by bypassing interlocking is indicated below.

1)
Click the device symbol on the bay single line

diagram or select Control from the context
menu displayed by right-clicking the symbol.
3) Click Open or Close in the Control area.

Selection command is sent to BCU/BCPU.
4) If the Interlock condition is not satisfied, the

message is displayed.
Software Interlock Bypass is displayed.
Software
Interlock
Bypass
is
NOTE displayed only to the user with an
authority for bypassing Interlock.
5) Click Software Interlock Bypass.
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6)

Click Execute.
Control command is sent to the BCU/BCPU.

the device symbol on the bay single line
diagram changes to SET status and the
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If the control fails, an error message is

displayed in the Control dialog. Check the
error message and click Close to close the
dialog.
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Closing a CB
How to close a CB is indicated below.
1)
Click the symbol of a CB on the bay single line

menu displayed by right-clicking the symbol of
CB.
2) The Control dialog is displayed.

Click Close in the Control area.
3) The conformation message is displayed. Click

OK.
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4) The clicked button changes to ON status.
When selection is completed, Execute
becomes active.
5) Click Execute.
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6) When the closing is completed successfully,
the CB symbol on the bay single line diagram
changes to CLOSED status and the Control
dialog is closed.
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6) If the synchronized closing fails, an error
message is displayed in the Control dialog.

close the dialog.
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Closing a CB by Bypassing the Synchronization

How to close a CB by bypassing synchronization is indicated below.
1)
Click the symbol of a synchronous CB on the

bay single line diagram or select Control from
the context menu displayed by right-clicking
the symbol of a synchronous CB.
3) Click Synchronise Bypass.
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4) Click Close.
5) A confirmation message is displayed. Click

OK.
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6) Selection command is sent to the BCU/BCPU.
becomes active.
Click Execute.
7) A confirmation message is displayed. Click

OK.
Closing command is sent to the BCU/BCPU.
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8) When the closing operation is completed
successfully, the CB symbol on the bay single
line diagram changes to CLOSED status and
the Control dialog is closed.
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9)
If the closing fails, an error message is


close the dialog.
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Opening a CB
How to open a synchronous CB is indicated below.

1)

menu displayed by right -clicking the symbol
of a CB.
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3) Click Open.
Selection command is sent to the
BCU/BCPU. When selection is completed,
4) Click Execute.
Opening command is sent to the BCU/BCPU.
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5) When opening is completed successfully, the
CB symbol on the bay single line diagram
changes to OPEN status and the Control
dialog is closed.
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6) If the open operation fails, an error message
is displayed in the Control dialog.

close the dialog.
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Controlling a CB by Bypassing Interlocking

How to control a synchronous CB by bypassing Interlocking is indicated below.
1)

menu displayed by right-clicking the symbol of
a CB.
3) . Click Open or Close in the Control area

.
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4) If the Interlocking condition is not satisfied, the
message and Software Interlock Bypass are
displayed.
Software
Interlock
Bypass
is
displayed only to the user with an
NOTE
5)
6)
7)
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Click Software Interlock Bypass.
The confirmation message is displayed.

Click OK.
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8) When device selection is completed, Execute
becomes active.
Click Execute.
9)

Click OK.
10)
When the control is completed successfully,

the status of device symbol on the bay single
line diagram is updated and the Control
dialog is closed.
11)

Check the error message and click Close to
close the dialog.
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Controlling Local/Remote Control Right Selection Switch

How to control Local/Remote control right selection switch is indicated below.
1)
Click the symbol of a switch on the bay single

line diagram or select Control from the
context menu displayed by right-clicking the
switch symbol.
3) Select the button from Control section.

(The name of the buttons varies depending on
the switch.)
becomes active.
4) Click Execute.
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the switch symbol on the bay single line
diagram becomes SET status and the
6) displayed in the Control dialog.
close the dialog.
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Controlling from the Bay Information Dialog
How to control from the Bay Information dialog is indicated below.

1) Display the Bay Information dialog by
clicking the bay name on the single line
diagram.
The list showing the status of control objects
is displayed.
2) Click the row of a control object.
3) Right-click the object. Select Control from

the displayed the context menu.
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5) Click Open or Close in the Control area.
Selection command is sent to the
BCU/BCPU. When device selection is
completed, Execute becomes active.
6) Click Execute.

the Control dialog is closed and the Bay
Information dialog is updated.

close Control dialog.
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Resetting (Changing) a Counter value

How to reset (change) a counter value from the Bay Information dialog is indicated below.
1) Click the bay name on the single line
diagram. The Bay Information dialog is
displayed.
Click the Measurement tab.
A list of counters is displayed.
2) Click the row of the counter you want to

reset (change) the value.
Right-click the row and select Counter
Reset in the displayed menu.
4) The Counter Reset dialog is displayed.

5) Input new counter value.
Click OK.

the Counter Reset dialog is closed and the
counter value in the Measurement tab is
updated.
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Setting the Safety Tag

How to set the safety tag is indicated below.
1)
Right-click the bay name on the bay single

line diagram to display the context menu.
2)
Select Safety Tag from the context menu.
3)
The Safety Tag dialog is displayed.

Click a radio button to change the setting.
4)
Click OK or Apply.
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5)
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A symbol of Safety Tag is displayed close to

the bay name.
Symbol: PTW = Permit to Work
Symbol: SET= Sanction for Test
Symbol: LAP = Limited Access
Start or Stop Sequence Control
How to start or stop sequence control is indicated below.

1) Click the bay name on the bay single line
diagram.
The Bay Information dialog is displayed.
2) Click the Sequence tab.
A list of sequence control operations is
displayed.
3) Right-click the name of the sequence control
operation.
Select Control from the displayed context
menu.
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5) Click Run or Stop in the Control area.
The selected button changes to ON status.
Selection command
BCU/BCPU.
is
sent
to
the
6) When device selection is completed, the

Click Execute.
7) Sequence control is started or stopped.

When the sequence control is completed, the
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Displaying Common Window to Control Dummy Circuit Breaker
How to display the Common window from the main menu bar to control a dummy circuit
breaker is indicated below.
1) Click Common in the main menu bar.
2) The Common window is displayed.

The controlling operation is same with the
operation for a device.
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4.44
Displaying Transformer Parallel Window
How to display Tr Parallel(transformer parallel) window from the main menu bar is indicated
below.
1) Click Tr Parallel in the main menu bar.
2) The Tr Parallel window is displayed.
3)
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The small Trans Parallel window showing

the paralleled group and transformer
Interlocking status is also displayed.
(Refer to section 6. 5.7 for the details.)
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Raising /Lowering a Tap
How to raise/lower a tap is indicated below.
1) Click the "TAP label on the Trans Parallel

window or select Control from the context
menu displayed by right-clicking the TAP
label.

(If the Interlock condition is set,
Interlock Guidance is displayed.)
3) Click Lower or Raise.
The clicked button changes to ON status
(displayed as a depressed button.
4) If the Interlocking condition is not satisfied,

the message and Software Interlock Bypass
are displayed.
NOTE
Software Interlock Bypass is

displayed only to the user with an
5) Click Software Interlock Bypass.

Click OK.
Selection command
BCU/BCPU.
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to
the
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6) When device selection is completed,
Click Execute.
7) To carry out another tap operation, click

Execute repeatedly.

9) After the operation is completed, click Close

to close the Control dialog.
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4.46
Displaying LVAC Window

How to display the LVAC window from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click LVAC in the main menu bar.
2) The LVAC window is displayed.
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Displaying DC/UPS Window

How to display the DC/UPS window from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click DC/UPS in the main menu bar.
2) The DC/UPS window is displayed.
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Displaying GIS Window

How to display the GIS window from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1)
Click GIS in the duty buttons in the main

menu bar.
2) he GIS window is displayed.
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<System Window>
4.49
Displaying the System Window
How to display the System window for systems monitoring from the main menu bar is
indicated below.
1) Click System in the main menu bar.
2) The System window is displayed.
Refer to section 6.11.4 and Appendix C for the

principal causes and their remedies of system
failure displayed on the window.
Note that the LAN between ESW and EWS is
not the object of system monitoring.
4.50
Displaying the Detailed Status of an IED

How to display the detailed status of an IED is indicated below.
1) Click System in the main menu bar to display
the System window.
2) Click the IED symbol.
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3) The IED Status dialog is displayed.
4.51
Changing IED Mode (Online/Test)

How to change the IED mode (Online/Test) is indicated below.
the System window.
2) Identify the IED whose mode is to be

changed.
3) Right-click the IED symbol and select Mode

Change from the displayed context menu.
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4) The Mode Change dialog is displayed.
Click OK.
5) Mode Change dialog is closed and the IED

mode display of the System window is
changed.
4.52
Changing Printer State

How to change the state of the printer is indicated below.
the System window.
2) Right-click the printer symbol and select State

Change from the context menu.
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3) The State Change dialog is displayed.
Click OK.
4) The State Change dialog is closed and the

printer state display of the System window is
changed.
4.53
Setting or Resetting of Alarm Lock of the Printer
How to set or reset the Alarm Lock of the printer is indicated below.
the System window.
Identify the printer.
2) Right-click the printer symbol and select
Alarm Lock from the context menu.
3) The Alarm locking dialog is displayed.

Click the radio button to change the setting
(Lock or Unlock) and click OK or Apply.
4) The mark to indicate Alarm Lock is displayed

or removed.
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Reset the LED for IED Failure Information
How to reset the LED for IED failure information from main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click System in the main menu bar.
3) Identify the IED and right-click the IED symbol

and select Reset LED from the displayed
context menu.

Click ON.
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5)
Execute becomes active. Click Execute.
6) LED for failure information is turned off.
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<Memorandum and Tag>
4.55
Adding a Memorandum
How to add a memorandum on the bay single line diagram window, on the GIS windows,
or on the System window is indicated below.
1) Right-click a mouse on the window and select
Memorandum from the displayed context
menu.
2) The Memorandum dialog is displayed.

Input the text. (Maximum is 1024 characters.)
To specify the color, double-click the color and
select the color from the color pallet.
3)
Click OK.
4) The Memorandum dialog is closed and a

memorandum is placed on the window.
A maximum of 128 memorandums can be
posted.
A memorandum or the ionized memorandum
can be moved by the drag & drop operation.
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Representing Memorandum as an Icon

How to represent a memorandum with an icon is indicated below.
1)
Right-click the memorandum to display the

context menu and select Icon.
2)
The memorandum is represented as an icon.

A memorandum or the ionized memorandum
can be moved by the drag & drop operation.
4.57
Developing Minimized Memorandum

How to develop a memorandum minimized to an icon is indicated below.
1) Right click the icon (minimized memorandum)
to display the context menu and select Icon.
2) The memorandum is displayed in the original

size.
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Editing a Memorandum
How to edit the memorandum is indicated below.
1) Right-click the placed memorandum to display
the context menu and select Edit.
2) The Memorandum dialog opens.

Change the text.
To specify the color of the memorandum,
double-click the color and select the color from
the color pallet.
Click OK.
3) The Memorandum dialog is closed and the

changed memorandum is displayed.
4.59
Deleting a Memorandum
How to delete a memorandum from the window is indicated below.
1)
Right-click the memorandum to display the

context menu and select Delete.
2)
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The memorandum is deleted.
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Displaying the Number of Placed Memorandum

How to display the number of placed memorandum is indicated below.
1) From the menu bar,
select [Edit] [Memorandum Property].
.
2) Memorandum Property dialog is displayed.
4.61
Placing a Tag
How to pace a tag on the window is indicated below.
1) From the menu bar, select [Edit] [Tag].
Or, right-click a mouse on the window and
select Tag from the displayed context menu.
2) The Tag dialog is displayed.
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3) Select a tag from the Tag dialog and drag &
drop it to the desired position.
4) When the Tag is placed, the Tag dialog is

closed.
4.62
Deleting a Tag
How to delete a tag from the window is indicated below.
1) Right-click a tag and select Delete from the
displayed context menu.
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2) The selected tag is deleted.
4.63
Displaying the Number of Placed Tags

How to display the number of placed tags is indicated below.
1)
From the menu bar, select [Edit] [Tag

Property].
2)
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The Tag Property dialog opens.
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<Event Window>
4.64
Displaying the Event Window
How to display the Event window from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click Event in the main menu bar.
2) The Event window is displayed.

The width of each column can be changed by
dragging the boundary between columns.
The symbol
means the event is Heavy
failure.
The symbol
means the event is Light
failure.
For the details, refer to 6.7.
4.65
Shifting the Event Display

How to shift the event display is indicated below.
1) Click Prev or Next in the Event window.
2) Date in From/To column moves toward the

specified direction and the event list in this
period is displayed.
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Changing the Event Display Period

How to change the width of event display period is indicated below.
1) Click in the Collection Interval combo box
of the Event window and select the width of
display period. (2 DAYS, 1 WEEK or 1
MONTH)
2) The event list of the specified period is

displayed.
The period of event display is indicated in
From/To column.
4.67
Sorting the Event List Currently Displayed

How to sort the event list currently displayed is indicated below.
1) Click or of title display cell of each row in
the Event window.
2) The corresponding row is sorted.

Real time updating is not carried out
NOTE after sorting.
Click to return to the online event
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To return to the online event list, click LATEST.
Updating the Event List in Real Time

How to update the event list in real time is indicated below.
1)
Click LATEST in the Event window.
2)
The latest event data is displayed and fixed

cycle updating is started.
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Filtering the Event List

How to set the filtering of the event list is indicated below.
1)
Click the Filter icon in the tool bar of the

Event window.
Or, select [File]-[Filter].
2)
The Table Filter dialog is displayed.

If the data have been filtered already, the
current filtering condition is displayed.
3)
Set the filtering condition.

Refer to section 4.71 Editing/Saving an Event
Filter for setting and editing the filtering
condition.
4)
When the filter setting is completed, click

Execute.
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5)
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The Table Filter dialog is closed and the list

of events satisfying the set filtering condition
is displayed.
Title of the Event window changes to Event
(Filtered).
Canceling the Event Filter

How to cancel the event filter is indicated below.
1)

Event (Filtered) window.
2)
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3)
Remove the tick in the Date check box and

in the Item Filtering check box.
4)
Click Execute.
5)

of events not filtered is displayed.
Title of Event (Filtered) window changes to
Event.
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Editing/Saving an Event Filter

How to edit/save the event filter is indicated below.
1)

Event window.
2)
3)
Setting of date
a) To use date as a filtering condition,
put a tick in the Date check box.
When the Date check box is checked, the
combo boxes in From Day row and To
Day row become active.
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b) Select the period of extraction.
4)
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a) To set item filtering condition, put a tick in
the Item Filtering check box.
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b) Column titles of the event list are listed in
the Item combo box. Select the item
from the combo box.
c) The conditions corresponding to the item

selected at step b) are displayed in the
Status combo box. Select the extraction
condition. (The selected row is displayed in
reversed colour.)
Two or more rows can be selected by
selecting rows pressing the [Shift] key.
If you click a row that has already been
selected, the selection of the row is
cancelled.
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d) When the selection at Status is completed,
click Apply.
e)
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The selected extraction condition is

displayed in the Current Extraction
Condition column.
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f) To register two or more items, repeat b)
through e).
5) Deletion of item filtering condition

a) To delete the extraction condition, select
the condition in the Current Extraction
Condition column and click Delete.
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b) The selected condition is erased from the
Current Extraction Condition column.
6) Saving of the filtering condition

a) To save the current extraction condition,
click SAVE.
b) The Save dialog is displayed.

Input the file name and click Save.
Filtering condition is saved.
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Calling an Saved Event Filter

How to call the saved event filter and filter the event list is indicated below.
1)

Event window.
2)
3)
Click LOAD.
4)
The Load dialog is displayed.

Select the file where the filtering condition you
want to call is saved.
Click Open.
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5)
The filtering condition you called is displayed.

Edit the filtering condition if necessary.
6)
Click Execute.
7)

of events satisfying the filtering condition is
displayed.
Title of the Event window changes to Event
(Filtered).
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Printing the Event Data Currently Displayed

How to print the event data currently displayed is indicated below.
1) Click the Print icon in the tool bar of the
Event window.
2) The Print dialog is displayed. Click OK.

The event data displayed in the Event
window is printed out.
4.74
Stopping Automatic Printing of Event Log

How to stop automatic printing of the event log from the menu bar is indicated below.
1) Check that the Change Log Print Status
button in the main menu bar indicates printing
enabled status. (As shown in the left figure.)
2) Click the Change Log Print Status button.
3) Printing log is stopped and the Change Log

Print Status button in the main menu bar
changes to indicate printing stopped status.
(As shown in the left figure.)
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Starting Automatic Printing of Event Log

How to start automatic printing of the event log from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Check that the Change Log Print Status
button in the main menu bar indicates print
stop status. (As shown in the left figure.)
2) Click the Change Log Print Status button.
3) Printing log is started and the Change Log

Print Status button in main menu bar changes
to indicate print enabled status. (As shown in
the left figure.)
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Setting/Resetting Automatic Printing of Event Log

How to set or reset the automatic printing of the event log from the Event window is
indicated below.
1) From the menu bar of the Event window,
select [File] [Auto Print Setting].
2) The Auto Print Setting dialog is displayed.
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3) Put a tick in the check boxes of Daily,
Weekly and Monthly, and set the time.
Click OK or Apply.
Regular printing of events in daily, weekly or
monthly is set respectively.
To cancel regular printing, remove the tick in
the check boxes and click OK or Apply.
NOTE
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The event periods available for

regular printing are as below:
Daily: 24 hours of the previous day
Weekly: 7 days of the previous
week
Monthly: 1 month of the previous
month
Saving the Event Data Currently Displayed in CSV Format

How to save the event data currently displayed in CSV format is indicated below.
1) Click the Save icon in the tool bar of the
Event window.
2) The Save As dialog is displayed.

Specify the saving media or a folder and a file
name, and then click Save.
The event data currently displayed is saved in
the specified media or the folder in CSV
format.
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Backing up Event Data not yet Saved

How to make a backup of the event data not yet saved is indicated below.
1) Click the Backup icon in the tool bar of the
Event window.
2) The Backup dialog is displayed.

Specify the saving media, specify the file
name, and click Save.
All event data not yet saved are backed up in
the specified media.
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Loading the Event Data Backed Up

How to load the backup of the event data is indicated below.
1)
Click the Load icon in the tool bar of the

Event window.
2)

Select the file and click Open.
3)
The event data loaded from the backup is

displayed and title of the Event window
becomes Event (Loaded).
To return to the online event list, click
LATEST on the tool bar of the Event
(Loaded)window.
(Click to return to the online event list)
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<Alarm Window>
4.80
Displaying the Alarm Window
How to display the Alarm window from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click Alarm in the main menu bar.
2) The Alarm window is displayed.

The symbol
means the event is Heavy
failure.
The symbol
means the event is Light
failure.
For the details, refer to 6.7.
4.81
Acknowledging All Alarms

How to acknowledge all alarms (All ACK) is indicated below.
1) Click ALL ACK in the tool bar of the Alarm
window.
2) The confirmation message is displayed. Click

OK.
3) All alarms not

acknowledged.
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Acknowledging Alarm Individually

How to acknowledge an alarm individually is indicated below.
1) Click the row of the alarm not yet
acknowledged on the Alarm window.
The clicked row changes its color.
To select two or more alarms, select them by
[Ctrl] key + Click or by [Shift] key + Click.
2) Click SEL ACK in the tool bar.
3) The Selected alarm is acknowledged.

If the alarm status is recovered and
acknowledged, it will disappear from the list.
4.83
Sorting the Alarm List Currently Displayed

How to sort the alarm list currently displayed is indicated below.
1)
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window.
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2)
The corresponding row is sorted and the

display is updated.
NOTE
Real time updating is not

carried out after sorting.
To return to the alarm list not sorted, click

LATEST.
(Click to return to the alarm not sorted)
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Updating the Alarm List in Real Time

How to update the alarm list in real time is indicated below.
4.85
1)
Click LATEST in the Alarm window.
2)
The latest alarm data is displayed and fixed

cycle updating is started.
Filtering the Alarm List

How to set the filtering of the alarm list is indicated below.
1) Click the Filter icon in the tool bar of the
Alarm window.
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2) The Table Filter dialog is displayed.
If the data have been filtered already, the
3) Set the filtering condition.

Refer to 4.71 Editing/Saving an Event Filter for
setting and editing the filtering condition.
4)
When the filter setting is completed, click

Execute.
5)

of alarms satisfying the set filtering condition is
displayed.
The title of the Alarm window changes to
Alarm (Filtered).
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Canceling the Alarm Filter

How to cancel the alarm filter is indicated below.
Alarm (Filtered) window.
3) Remove the tick in the Date check box and

the Item Filtering check box.
4) Click Execute.
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5) The Table Filter dialog is closed and the list
of alarms not filtered is displayed.
The title of Alarm (Filtered) changes to
Alarm.
4.87
Editing/Saving an Alarm Filter

How to edit/save an alarm filter is indicated below.
Alarm window or Alarm (Filtered).

If the data has been filtered already, the
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3) Setting of date
a) When using the date as a filtering
condition, put a tick in the Date check
box.
When the Date check box is checked, the
combo boxes in From Day row and To
Day row become active.
b) Select the period of extraction.
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4) Setting of item filtering condition
a) To set the item filtering condition, put a tick
in the Item Filtering check box.
b) Select an item from the Item combo box.

The contents corresponding to the selected
item are displayed in Status. If the
selected item has already been registered
to the extraction condition, the position of
the Status selected at the registration is
displayed in reversed colour.
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c) Click the row of the Status to select the
extraction condition. (The selected row is
displayed in reversed colour)
To select two or more rows, select them by
[Shift] + Click or by [Control] + Click.
If you click the row that has already been
selected, the selection of the row is
cancelled.
d) When the selection at the Status is

completed, click Apply.
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e) When the selection at the Status is
completed, click Apply.
The selected extraction condition is
displayed in the Current Extraction
Condition column.
When registering two or more items, repeat
b) through e).
5) Deletion of item filtering condition

a) To delete the extraction condition, select the
condition in the Current Extraction
Condition column and click Delete.
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b) The selected condition is erased from the
Current Extraction Condition column.
6) Setting of Alarm status

a) To set the Alarm status as the filtering
condition, put a tick in the Alarm Status
check box.
Put a tick in Not Ack or in In Fault.
Not Ack: To extract Alarms not
acknowledged.
In Fault: To extract Alarms that continues.
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7) Saving of the filtering condition
a) To save the current extraction condition,
click SAVE.
b) The Save dialog is displayed.

Input the file name and click Save.
The filtering condition is saved.
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Calling a Saved Alarm Filter

How to call and set a saved alarm filter is indicated below.
Alarm window.
3) Click LOAD.
4) The Load dialog is displayed.

Select the file and click Open.
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5) The filtering condition you called is displayed.
Edit the filtering condition if necessary.
6) Click Execute.
7) The Table Filter dialog is closed and the list

of alarms satisfying the set filtering condition
is displayed.
The title of the Alarm window changes to
Alarm (Filtered).
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<Energy Report Window>
4.89
Displaying the Energy Report Window
How to display the Energy Report window from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click Report in the main menu bar.
2) The Energy Report window is displayed.

Register the Energy Report Group by the
procedure of 4.101.
4.90
Displaying the Daily/Monthly/Annual Energy Report

How to display the Daily, Monthly and Annual Energy Report is indicated below.
1) Click the group selection combo box of the
Energy Report window and select the group
from the pull down menu.
Or click [View] - [Select Group] to display the

Select Group dialog and select the group.
(Select Group dialog)

<Daily Energy Report>
1) After selecting the group, click Daily in the
tool bar of the Energy Report window.
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2) Daily Energy Report is displayed.
<Monthly Energy Report>

3) After selecting a group, click Monthly in the
4) Monthly Energy Report is displayed.
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<Annual Energy Report>
5) After selecting a group, click Annual in the
6) Annual Energy Report is displayed.
4.91
Displaying the Energy Report of the Previous/Next Date

How to switch the Energy Report to previous/next date is indicated below.
1) To change the Energy Report to previous or
next date, click Prev or Next in the tool bar of
the Energy Report window.
Daily Report: The window transitions to
previous day or next day.
Monthly Report: The window transitions to
previous month or next
month.
Annual Report: The window transitions to
previous year or next year.
4.92
Displaying the Energy Report of the Specified Date

How to display the Energy Report of the specify date is indicated below.
1)
Specify the group and click Daily in the tool

bar of the Energy Report window.
The Daily Energy Report window is displayed.
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2)
From the menu bar, select [View] - [Select

Date].
3)
The Select Date dialog is displayed.
4)
Select Day, Month and Year, and then

click OK.
5)
The Daily Energy Report of the specified date

is displayed.
Displaying the Monthly Energy Report of the Specified Month

How to display the Monthly Energy Report of the specified month is indicated below.
1) Specify the group and click Monthly in the tool
Monthly Energy Report is displayed.
2) From the menu bar, select [View] [Select

Date].
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3) The Select Date dialog is displayed.
4) Select Month and Year and click OK.
5) The Monthly Energy Report of the specified

month and year is displayed.
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Displaying the Annual Energy Report of the Specified Year

How to display the Annual Energy Report of the specified year is indicated below.
1) Specify the group and click Annual in the tool
The Annual Energy Report is displayed.
2) From the menu bar, select [View] [Select

Date].
5) Select Year and click OK.
6) The Annual Energy Report of the specified

year is displayed.
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Correcting the Data of the Daily Energy Report

How to correct the data of the Daily Energy Report is indicated below.
NOTE
Data correction is available only on the Daily Energy Report.

The data of the present day cannot be corrected.
1) Specify the group and click Daily of the
Energy Report window to display the Daily
Energy Report.
2) Display the Daily Energy Report of the

corresponding date using Prev / Next or using
the Select Date dialog. ([View] [Select
Date])
3) Click the cell you want to change.
4) Click the Edit icon the tool bar or Edit in the

menu.
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5) The color of the cell to change the value
becomes green and the Data Edit dialog is
displayed.
6) Input the corrected data in the Data Edit

dialog and click Save.
7) The corrected data is reflected to the cell, and

the color of the cell returns to the ordinary
color (white).
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Displaying the Energy Report Data in Graphical Format

How to display the Energy Report window in graphical format is indicated below.
1)
From the menu bar of the Energy Report

window, select [View] [Graph].
2) The Energy Report window is displayed in

graphical format.
4.97
Saving the Energy Report Data in CSV Format

How to save the energy report data in CSV format is indicated below.
1) Click Save icon in the tool bar of the
Energy Report window.
2) The Save dialog is displayed. Specify the

folder and the file name and click Save. The
data currently displayed is saved in CSV
format.
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Printing the Energy Report Data

How to print the energy report data is indicated below.
Energy Report window.
2) The confirmation dialog is displayed. Click

OK. The data currently displayed is printed
out.
4.99
Setting/Canceling Automatic Printing of the Energy Report

How to set or cancel automatic printing of the Energy Report window is indicated below.
1) From the menu bar of the Energy Report
window, select [File] - [Auto Print Setting].

The current setting for automatic printing is
displayed.
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3) Put a tick in the check box of Daily,
Monthly or Annual.
Edit the condition referring to 4.100 if
necessary.
Click OK or Apply.
Automatic printing of Daily, Monthly or Annual
Energy Report is set respectively.
To cancel the automatic printing, remove the
tick in the check box and click OK or Apply.
4.100
Changing the Energy Report Group for Automatic Printing
How to change the Energy Report group for automatic printing is indicated below.
1) From the menu bar of the Energy Report
window, select [File] - [Auto Print Setting].
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3)
Addition of Daily Energy Report printing

group
a) Select the group you want to add into
automatic printing from the Select Group
list.
Then click <-Add in the Daily section.
To add the quality of the data in the
printed report, put a tick in the Quality
check box.
b) The selected group is added to the printing

group of the Daily Energy Report.
Click OK or Apply.
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4)
Addition of Monthly
printing group
Energy
Report
a) Select the report group you want to add into

list.
Then click <-Add in the Monthly section.
To add the quality of the data in the printed
report, put a tick in the Quality check box.

group of the Monthly Energy Report.
Click OK or Apply.
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5)
Addition of an Annual Energy Report

printing group
a) Select the report group you want to add into
list.
Then click <-Add in the Annual section.
To add the quality of the data in the printed
report, put a tick in the Quality check box.

group of the Annual Energy Report.
Click OK or Apply.
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6)
Deletion of a group from the Daily Energy

Report printing group
a) Select the report group you want to delete
from automatic printing of the Daily Energy
Report.
Then click Delete in the Daily section.
b) The selected group is deleted from the

printing group of the Daily Energy Report.
Click OK or Apply.
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7)
Deletion of a group from the Monthly

Energy Report printing group
from automatic printing of the Monthly
Energy Report.
Then click Delete in the Monthly section.

printing group of the Monthly Energy
Report.
Click OK or Apply.
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8)
Deletion of a group from the Annual

Energy Report printing group
from automatic printing of the Annual
Energy Report.
Then click Delete in Annual section.

printing group of the Annual Energy Report.
Click OK or Apply.
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Adding a New Energy Report Group
How to add a new Energy Report group is indicated below.

1)

window, select [File] - [Group Edit].
2)
The Group Edit dialog is displayed.

Click Add.
3)
The Group Item Setting dialog is displayed.

Group Name and Member List are displayed
blank. (The Group Edit dialog becomes
inactive.)
4)
Input a new name in the Group Name section.
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5)
Addition of member
a) Select a member from the Bay selection
combo box and from the Item selection
combo box and put a tick in the check boxes
of Maximum, Minimum, Average, and
Total for display.
b) Double-click the color at Pen Color to open
the color pallet and select the color of the
member.
c) Click Add.
d) The selected member is added to the Member
List.
c) When addition of the member is completed,

click Save.
6) The Group Item Setting dialog is closed and

The Group Edit dialog becomes active.
Check that a new group is added in the Group
List and then click OK or Apply.
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Editing an Energy Report Group
How to edit an Energy Report group is indicated below.

1)

2)

Select the group to edit and click Edit.
3)

Group Name and members currently
registered is displayed. (The Group Edit
dialog becomes inactive.)
4)
Changing the group name

To change the group name, input the new
group name in Group Name section.
To finish the editing, proceed to step 9).
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5)
Adding a member to Member List

a) Select a member to add from the Bay
selection combo box and from the Item
selection combo box and put tick in the
check boxes of Maximum, Minimum,
Average, and Total for display.
Double-click the color at Pen Color to
open the color pallet and select the color
of the member.
b) After setting is completed, click Add.
c) The selected member is added to the
Member List.
e) To finish the editing, proceed to step 9).
6)
Deleting a member from Member List

a) Select the member to delete from the
Member List and click Delete.
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b) The selected member is removed from the
Member List.
c) To finish the editing, proceed to step 9).
7)
Changing the setting of a member

a) Select the member from the Member List
whose item you want to change.
b) The contents of the setting of the selected

member are displayed.
Add or remove the tick from the check
Maximum, Minimum, Average and
Total.
To change the color, double-click the color
at Pen Color to open the color pallet and
select the color.
c) Click Update.
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d) The changed item is reflected to the
Member List.
e) To finish the editing, proceed to step 9).
8)
Changing the display order of members

a) Select the member from the Member List.
b) When or is clicked, the selected

members display position moves up or
down by one respectively.
Move the members display position using
this method.
c) To finish the editing, proceed to step 9).
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9)
c) When editing of the member is completed,

click Save.
10) The Group Item Setting dialog is closed and

The Group Edit dialog becomes active.
Click OK or Apply.
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Deleting an Energy Report Group
How to delete an Energy Report group is indicated below.

1)

2)

Select the group you want to delete and click
Delete.
3)
The selected group disappears from the

Group List.
Click OK or Apply.
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Changing Y-axis setting of Energy Report
How to change the setting of Y-axis of the Energy Report window is indicated below.
1)

2)

Select the group for which you want to change
the Y-axis setting and click Edit.
3)

Click Y-axis setting..
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4)
The Y-axis setting dialog opens.

Click the radio buttons of Manual to change
the Y-axis setting and input the setting.
Max: Input the value of top position at Y-axis.
Origin Base: Input the value of cross point with
X-axis.
Min: Input the value of bottom position at
Y-axis.
5)
Click OK.
6)
The Y-axis Setting dialog is closed and the

Group Item Setting dialog is displayed.
Click Save.
7)
The Group Item Setting dialog is closed and

the Group Edit dialog is displayed.
Click OK or Apply.
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<Trend Window>
4.105 Displaying the Trend Window
How to display the Trend window from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1)
Click Trend in the main menu bar.
2)
The Trend window is displayed.

Initial display of the window is blank.
Registering the Trend Group by the
procedure of 4.133 1s necessary.
The graph and the data are displayed
NOTE
after selecting the Trend group and
time span by the procedure
explained in the following sections.
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Displaying the Trend Window from a Single Line Diagram
How to display the Trend window by selecting a measurement value from the single line
diagram is indicated below.
1)

single line diagram to display the context
menu.
Click View Trend.
(b) Click the bay name in the single line

diagram to display the Bay Information
dialog. Select the corresponding row of the
measurement item in the Measurement
tab.

Click View Trend in the context menu.
2)
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The Trend window including the selected

measurement value is displayed.
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Displaying the Daily/Weekly/Monthly/Annual Trend Window
How to display the Trend window by selecting a group is indicated below.

1)
Select the bay from the bay selection combo

box in the tool bar of the Trend window.
2)
Select the group from the group selection

combo box.
3) Select the time base you want to display from

the pull down menu.
Daily Trend:
The Daily Trend of today is

displayed.
Weekly Trend: The Weekly Trend of this
week is displayed.
Monthly Trend: The Monthly Trend of this
month is displayed.
Annual Trend: The Annual Trend of this year
is displayed.
Free Trend:
The Select Date dialog to
select the date is displayed.
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Scrolling the Trend Graph
How to scroll the Trend graph is indicated below.

1)
When Prev or Next of the tool bar of the

Trend window is clicked, the Trend graph
scrolls.
When left clicking Prev, the graph scrolls
toward the previous time.
When left clicking Next, the time base scrolls
toward the next time.
NOTE
4.109
Scrolling width is set by

procedure of the next section.
the
Changing the Scrolling Width of the Trend Graph
How to change the scrolling width of the Trend graph is indicated below.
1) Right-click Prev or Next of the tool bar of the
Trend window.
2) The Context menu shown in the left figure is
displayed for Daily Trend.
For Weekly Trend: 1 Day, A Quarter, A Half,
Full is displayed.
For Monthly Trend: 1 Day, 1 Week, 2 Week,
Full is displayed.
For Annual Trend: 1 Month, A Quarter, A Half,
Full is displayed.
3) When clicking the scroll width you want, the
graph scrolls by the specified width.
The specified scroll width is the same for Prev
and Next.
After setting, this specification is valid also for
left-clicking.
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Displaying the Daily Trend of the Specified Date
How to display the Daily Trend window of the specified date is indicated below.
1) Select the bay name and a group name, and
then click the time base selection combo box
in the tool bar of the Trend window.
2) Select Daily Trend from the pull down menu.
The Daily Trend is displayed.
3) Click Select Date in the tool bar of the Trend

window.
5) Select the date and click OK.
6) The Daily Trend of the specified date is

displayed.
4.111
Displaying the Weekly Trend of the Specified Week
How to display the Weekly Trend window of the specified date is indicated below.
1)
Select the bay name and a group name, and

2)
Select Weekly Trend from the pull down

menu.
The Weekly Trend is displayed.

window.
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5) Select the date and click OK.
6) The Weekly Trend including the specified date

is displayed.
4.112
Displaying the Monthly Trend of the Specified Month and Year
How to display the Monthly Trend of the specified month and year is indicated below.
1)

2) Select Monthly Trend from the pull down

menu.
The Monthly Trend is displayed.
window.
4)
5)
Select Month and Year and click OK.

The Monthly Trend of the specified month and
year is displayed.
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Displaying the Annual Trend of the Specified Year
How to display the Annual Trend of the specified year is indicated below.
1)

2) Select Annual Trend from the pull down

menu.
The Annual Trend is displayed.
window.
5) Select Year and click OK.
6) The Annual Trend of the specified year is

displayed.
4.114
Displaying the Trend of the Specified Period
How to display the Trend of the specified period is indicated below.

1)

2) Select Free Trend from the pull down menu.
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3)
4)
Select start date and end date in the combo

box and click OK.
The Trend window of the specified period is
displayed.
4.115
Setting Grid of the Trend Graph Visible/Invisible
How to set the grid of the Trend graph visible/invisible is indicated below.
1)
When Grid is clicked while grid lines are

displayed (in this case Grid is clicked as
shown in the left figure), the grid line of the
Y-axis becomes invisible and Grid changes to
OFF status (not sunken.)
2)
When Grid is clicked again, the grid line of

Y-axis becomes visible and Grid changes to
ON status (sunken.)
(Grid is visible)
(Grid is invisible)
4.116
Printing the Trend Graph

How to print the Trend graph is indicated below.
Trend window.
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2) The Print dialog is displayed. Click OK.
The Trend graph currently displayed is printed
out.
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Reading Data at Cursor Point of the Trend Graph
The data and time of the cursor point is displayed under the cursor and the data of each trend
at the cursor point is displayed in the table at the bottom of the window as shown below.
Time of cursor point
Data at cursor point
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Moving Cursor Point of the Trend Graph
The cursor can be moved by dragging a mouse.

The cursor can stop at plotted points only. When moving the mouse from one plotted point to
another plotted point, the cursor moves to the second point if the mouse moves more than a
half of distance between these two points.
Cursor
Moving
Point B
Point D
Point A
Point C
When the mouse pointer is within this area, the

cursor moves to, or remains at the point B.
NOTE
The cursor does not move in Updating mode or during X-axis zoom-in operation.
The cursor may disappear from the visible area following X-axis zoom-in
operation. The cursor retains its cursor point even if it is not visible.
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Displaying Average, Maximum and Minimum Values of the Trend

Data
How to display average, maximum and minimum values of the trend data is indicated
below.
1) Click Average in the tool bar of the Trend
window.
2) A blue line cursor is displayed at both ends of

X-axis. The maximum, minimum, average
values of each trend data in the interval are
displayed.
You can change the start and the end of the
interval by dragging the cursor using the
mouse.
Specified
interval
Times of cursor point are displayed
Measurement values
at red cursor point
Maximun, minimum, and average

values in the specified interval
When Average in the tool bar is clicked again while the blue cursor is displayed, the blue
cursor, maximum, minimum, and average values disappear.
The cursor may disappear from the visible area following X-axis zoom-in
operation. The cursor retains its cursor point even if it is not visible.
NOTE
Click Average twice when the blue cursor is out of the visible area, then the blue
cursors appear at both ends of X-axis.
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Magnifying Time Base (X-axis) of the Trend Graph
How to magnify the time base (X-axis) of the Trend graph is indicated below.
NOTE
1)
Click X In in the tool bar of the Trend

window.
2)
The X-axis of the graph is magnified by a

factor of 2 in both directions horizontally from
the center of the hair cursor position.
The horizontal scroll bar becomes active.
You can change the display area of X-axis
direction by operating the scroll bar.
X Out and X Rst become active.
Magnification is 32 at maximum. If you click X In 5 times consecutively, X In becomes

inactive.
4.121
Reducing Time Base (X-axis) of the Trend Graph
How to reduce the time base (X-axis) of the Trend graph is indicated below.
4.122
1)
Click X Out in the tool bar of the Trend

window.
2)
The window returns to the window that was

displayed prior to Zoom-in operation.
Returning Magnification of Time Base (X-axis) of the Trend Graph
How to reset the magnification of the time base (X-axis) of the Trend graph is indicated
below.
1)
Click X Rst in the tool bar of the Trend

window.
2)
The window returns to the original window

without magnification of the X-axis.
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Magnifying Measurement Value Scale (Y-axis) of the Trend Graph
How to magnify the measurement value scale (Y-axis) of the Trend graph is indicated below.
NOTE
1)
Click Y In in the tool bar of the Trend

window.
2)
The Y-axis of the graph is magnified by a

factor of 2 in both directions vertically from the
center of the Y-axis.
The vertical scroll bar becomes active.
You can change the display area of Y-axis
direction by operating the scroll bar.
Y Out and Y Rst become active.
Magnification is 32 at maximum. If you click Y In 5 times consecutively, Y In becomes

inactive.
4.124
Reducing Measurement Value Scale (Y-axis) of the Trend Graph
How to reduce the measurement value scale (Y-axis) of the Trend graph is indicated below.
4.125
1)
Click Y Out in the tool bar of the Trend

window.
2)
The window returns to the screen that was

displayed before Zoom-in operation.
Resetting Magnification of Measurement Value Scale (Y-axis) of the

Trend Graph
How to reset the magnification of the measurement value scale (Y-axis) of the Trend graph
is indicated below.
1)
Click Y Rst in the tool bar of the Trend

window.
2)
The window returns to the original window

without magnification in Y-axis.
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Setting the Trend Window to Updating Mode
How to set the Trend window Updating mode is indicated below.

1)
Click Updating in the tool bar of the Daily Trend

window.
NOTE
2)
The Trend window changes to updating mode

and the latest trend data is added and
displayed.
If the Trend window without present time is
displayed, the Trend window is forcibly
changed to the Trend window including
present time. Updating becomes inactive and
Frozen becomes active.
Prev and Next also become inactive.
The latest Trend data is updated in a fixed
cycle.
Measurement values
at cursor point
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Updating is active only in the

Daily Trend window.
The latest values

of trend data
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Setting the Trend Window to Frozen Mode
How to set the Trend window to Frozen mode is indicated below.

1)
Click Frozen in the tool bar of the Daily Trend

window in updating mode.
NOTE
2)
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Frozen is active only in the Daily

Trend window.
The Trend window changes to frozen mode

and the latest trend data disappears.
Updating and Prev become active.
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Displaying the Trend Data in Tabular Format/Returning to Graph

Display
How to display the Trend data in tabular format and how to return to graph display from
tabular format is indicated below.
1) Click Tabular in the tool bar of the Trend
window.
2) The Trend data currently displayed in a graph

is displayed in a table.
3) Click Graph in the tool bar of Trend window.

The trend data in tabular format is closed and
the window returns to graph format.
4.129
Saving the Trend Data in CSV Format
How to save the trend data in CSV format is indicated below.

1)
Click Tabular in the tool of the Trend

window to display the data in tabular format.
2)
Click the Export icon.
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3)
The Save dialog is displayed. Specify the

start date and end date and click OK.
4)
Dialog to save the data in CSV format opens.

Specify the folder and file name.
Click Save.
The data currently displayed in tabular format
is output to the specified file in CSV format.
Correcting the Trend Data
How to correct the Trend data is indicated below.
NOTE
You cannot change the data of the present day.
1)
Click the time base selection combo box in

the tool bar of the Trend window.
Select Daily Trend from the pull down
menu.
2)
Display
the
Daily
Report
of
the
corresponding date using Prev or Next.
3)
Click Tabular in the tool bar to display the

data in tabular format.
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4)
Click the cell to edit.
5)
Click the Edit icon at the top of the

window in tabular format.
6)
The color of the cell to be edit becomes

green and the Data Edit dialog opens.
7)
Input the correction data into the Data Edit

dialog and click Save.
8)
Corrected data is reflected to the cell and the

color of the cell returns to its ordinary color
(white).
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Changing Measurement Value Scale (Y-axis) Setting of the Trend

Graph
How to change the measurement value scale ranges (Y-axis) setting of the Trend graph
(Y-axis) is indicated below.
1)
From the tool bar of the Trend window,

select [File] - [Group Edit].
2)

Select the group name you want to edit from
the Group List and click Edit.
3)
The Group Property dialog is displayed.

Click Y-axis Setting.
4)
The Y-axis Setting dialog is displayed.

Select Manual position. Set maximum,
minimum, origin base value, and then click
OK.
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5)
The graph is displayed by the set Y-axis

parameter.
NOTE
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Y-axis setting is saved for each

trend group.
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Overlaying a Graph on the Past Trend Data
How to overlay a graph on a past trend graph is indicated below.

1)
Display the Trend window including the

trend you want to overlay.
2)
Click Overlay in the tool bar.
3)
The following Overlay dialog is displayed.
The date of base graph
5)
4)
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4) Select the graph to be the base using the radio
button.
5) Set Overlay 1 to used and specify the date of
trend data to overlay on the base trend.
Weekly Trend: Specify the first day in
the week.
Monthly Trend: Specify year and month
Annual Trend: Specify year.
6) Set Overlay 2 and 3 in the manner similar to
Overlay1.
When they are not used, select not used.
7) Click OK.
8) The Trend graphs of the specified date are
overlaid and displayed.
Overlaid graphs
Base graph
Time of cursor point
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Adding a New Trend Group
How to add a new Trend group is indicated below.

1)
From the menu bar of the Trend window,

2)

Click Add.
3)
The Group Property dialog is displayed.

(The Group Edit dialog becomes inactive.)
4)
Addition of group name

Input Group Name.
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5)
Specification of the bay to which the

group belongs
Select the bay to which this group belongs
from the combo box.
6)
Registration of a member
When a blank row of the member list is
selected, the color of the row appears in the
box of Pen Color and the default value is
displayed in Pen Width.
7)
Select a member using Bay Name selection

combo box and Device Name selection
combo box.
Change Pen Color and Pen Width if
necessary.
When changing the color, click the color at
Pen Color to open the color pallet and
select the color you want.
When changing pen width, re-select it from
the combo box.
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When Update is clicked, the contents set at

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After the registration of necessary members

is completed, click OK.
10) The Group Property dialog is closed and

the Group Edit dialog becomes active.
Check that the added group is displayed in
the Group List, and click OK or Apply.
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Editing Trend Groups

How to edit Trend groups is indicated below.
1)
From the menu bar of Trend window,

2)

Select the group you want to edit and click
Edit.
3)
The Group Property dialog is displayed

with currently set contents.
(The Group Edit dialog becomes inactive.)
4)
Change of Group Name

Input the changed group name into Group
Name.
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5)
Change of the bay to which the group

belongs
Select the bay to which this group belongs
from the combo box.
6)
Addition of a member
When a blank row of the member list is
selected, the color of the row appears in the
box of Pen Color and the default value is
displayed in Pen Width.
7)
Select a member using the Bay Name

selection combo box and the Device Name
selection combo box.
select the color.
the combo box.
8)
When Update is clicked, the contents set at

step 7) are displayed in the member list.
9)
Change of member item

When the row of the member you want to
change is selected, the currently set
contents are displayed at the lower stage of
the dialog.
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10)
Select a new item from the Bay Name

selection combo box and the Device Name
selection combo box.
select the color.
the combo box.
11)
When the change of member item is

completed, click Update.
The contents set at step 10) are displayed in
the member list.
12)
Deletion of a member
Select the member to delete from the
member list.
13)
When Delete is clicked, the selected row

become blank except its color.
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14)
End of editing
After the editing of each member is
completed, click OK.
15)
The Group Property dialog is closed and

the Group Edit dialog becomes active.
16)
Copy a group to another bay

To copy the group to another bay, select the
group from Group List and select the bay
from the combo box of Copy to other Bay
and click the Copy.
If the selected group already exists in the
selected bay, a confirmation dialog to
confirm overwriting is displayed.
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To end the editing, click OK or Apply.
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Deleting a Trend Group
How to delete a Trend group is indicated below.

1) From the menu bar of the Trend window,
2) The Group Edit dialog is displayed.

Select the group you want to delete and click
Delete.
3) The selected group is deleted from the Group

List.
Click OK or Apply.
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Relay Setting from HMI Screen

5.1
Changing the Relay Setting Group

How to change the relay setting group from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click System in main menu bar.
3) Identify the relay whose relay setting group

you want to change.
Right-click it to display the context menu and
select Relay Setting Group.
4)
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5) Select a new group from the combo box and
click OK or Apply.
The relay setting group is updated.
6) The new relay setting group is transmitted to

the selected relay and the relay setting group
in the System window is updated.
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5.2
Starting the RSM Software

How to start the RSM software from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click Relay in the main menu bar.
2) Click RSM.
3) The RSM dialog is displayed.
4) Click Start for the RSM software.
5) The RSM software window is displayed.
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5.3
Displaying the Disturbance Waveform

How to display a disturbance record waveform from the main menu bar is indicated below.
1) Click Relay in the main menu bar.
2) Click Disturbance Record.
(The Select Disturbance Record dialog is

also displayed by right-clicking the relay
symbol in the System window and by
selecting View Disturbance Record from the
context menu.)
(Operation from the System window.)

3) The Select Disturbance Record dialog listing
the relays is displayed.
Select the relay and click Wave Data, or
double-click the row of the relay.
4)
The Select Disturbance Record dialog

listing the disturbance waveforms is
displayed.
Select the date of the disturbance waveform
you want to display.
To return to the list of relays, click Back.
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5) Disturbance waveform is displayed.
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Detailed Explanation of HMI Screen

6.1
6.1.1
Screen Layout
Basic layout
The basic layout of the screen is shown below. The screen of a single monitor is composed of
the following components:
a) Main menu bar (fixed)
The main menu bar is always displayed in the front during login. It displays common
information and buttons for windows.
b) Display area for windows and dialogs (multi window area)
This area is available for multi window display.
Windows are displayed when the buttons in the main menu bar is clicked.
Dialogs are displayed from each symbol in the windows and from the context menu.
a) Main menu bar
1024 dots
b) Display area for windows and dialogs
1280 dots
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6.1.2
Multi monitor layout

The client HMI can be consists of one to three monitors. The layout of the screen displayed
on each monitor is the same for all monitors.
Sample of screen layout of each monitor is shown below.
In the case of multi monitor, the same screen composition is displayed on each monitor.
Windows cannot be moved between monitors. Dialogs can be moved between monitors.
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6.1.3
Windows and dialogs

The windows and dialogs are in compliance with Windows unless otherwise described.
The basic layout and basic functions of windows and dialogs are shown below.
zWindows
2)
1)
4)
Window-Title
3)
5)
6)
1) Display of window title
Window title is displayed here.
2) Minimize button
This button appears only for a window that can be minimized.
When clicking this button, the window is stored in the tool bar.
3) Reset button
This button appears only for a window that can be resized.
When clicking this button, the window is resized to the default size.
4) Close button
When clicking this button, the window is forcibly closed.
5) Scroll bar
Scroll bar appears only for a window that can be scrolled.
You can scroll the window in both the vertical and horizontal directions.
6) Resize
Resizing is allowed only for windows that can be resized.
.
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z Dialogs
1)
2)
Dialog-Title
3)
OK
Cancel
Apply
4)
5)
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Display of dialog title

Dialog title is displayed here. Display contents depend on each dialog.
Close button
When clicking this button, the dialog is forcibly closed.
OK
When clicking this button, the set contents are executed and the dialog is closed.
Cancel
When clicking this button, the setting is cancelled and the dialog is closed.
Apply
This button becomes active when any content of the dialog is changed.
When clicking this button, the setting is executed. The dialog is not closed.
z Information dialogs
Pop-up dialogs to inform or confirm various messages to the user are displayed.
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6.2
Screen Composition
The relationship between windows and dialogs is described below.
Main menu bar
Windows
Dialogs
Blocking/Manual Override Summary
Legend
System setting
LDC MD Blocking
RSM
Select Disturbance Record
Login
Main Manu
Single Line Diagram

-Overview
-Tr Parallel
-LVAC
-DC/UPS
-Common
Control *
Manual Override *
Blocking *
Limit Setting *
Memorandum
Interlock Guidance
Memorandum property
Tag
Tag property
Guide Window
Safety Tag *
Bay List *
Trend Window *
Bay Information
GIS
Blocking
Safety Tag
Memorandum
Memorandum property
Tag
Tag property
Control
Manual Override
Blocking
Limit Setting
Counter Reset
Trend window
Guide Window
Bay List
System
Bay List
IED Status
Blocking
Control
Mode Change
Relay Group Setting
(to reset LED)
Select Disturbance Record

State Change
(for printer)
Alarm Locking
(for printer)
Memorandum
Memorandum property
Tag
Tag property
Guide Window
Event
Table Filter
Auto Print Setting
Alarm
Table Filter
Dialogs with * are displayed only from Overview window and from Tr Parallel window.
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Energy Report
Trend
Select Date
Select Group
Group Edit
Data Edit
Auto Print Setting
Print
Select Date
Group Edit
Data Edit
Overlay
Print
Save
Group Iem Setting

Y-axis Setting
Group Property
Y-axis Setting
Load Shedding
Dialogs with * are displayed only from Overview window and from Tr Parallel window.
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Outline of windows are listed in the following table. (Table 6.2.1)
Table 6.2.1
Window
Single line diagram
- Overview
- Tr Parallel
- LVAC
- DC/UPS,
- Common)
(Refer to Section
6.5)
GIS
List of windows
Outline
Single line diagram display.

Following operations are enabled:
Selection and control of devices and switches
Sequence control
Tap control
Manual override, blocking and safety tag setting
Measurement value setting
Transit to the Trend window
GIS gas compartment status display.
Display of GIS gas pressure list
(Refer to section 6.5.2)

System monitoring
Display of system operating status of each

equipment failure status
(Refer to section 6.5.3)

Temperature measurement value display
Event
(Refer to section 6.7)
Alarm
Trend
Energy Report
Load shedding
Following operations are enabled:

Control of IED mode
Printer setting
Reset LED of IED
Change relay group setting
Display disturbance record
Start the RSM software
Display of event list
Filtering of displayed contents
Display of alarm list
Filtering of displayed contents
Trend display of various data
Display and print out of Energy Report
Setting of load shedding
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6.3
Login Dialog
The login dialog is displayed when the client HMI is started or after log out operation from the
main menu bar. The HMI is terminated from this dialog.
NOTE
In multi monitor, the login dialog is displayed only in the primary monitor.
1)
2))
3)
Figure 6.3.1
4)
5)
Login Dialog
1) Login ID input column:
Input Login ID.
2) Password input column:
Input the password.

Asterisk * is displayed instead of the input
characters
3) Auto logout time display column:
Displays the set automatic logout time.
4) Login:
Closes dialog and displays the main menu bar.
5) Exit:
Closes dialog and terminates HMI.
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6.4
Main Menu Bar
From the main menu bar, common operation of the whole HMI is carried out and common
information is displayed.
The main menu bar is always displayed in front.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10
12)
16)
18)
11)
13)
19)
14)
15)
17)
Figure 6.4.1
Main menu bar
1) Present time display: The present time is displayed.

2) Login user name display button: Login user name is displayed.
3)
Logout button: This button carries out logout from the main menu bar and displays the
login dialog.
4) Mode button: The present HMI mode is displayed.

Online Test The mode is switched over between Online and Test.
5) Collective information display: Collective information is displayed.

BM
Default settings are as follows. If any setting is set, the color of the
mark changes.
Blocking: [B]
Manual Override setting: [M]
The Blocking/Manual Override Summary opens by clicking
the Information button
.
6) AS: The color of this button changes when automatic event suppression works.
7) ACK:
The color of this button changes when unacknowledged alarm exists.
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8)
Button for control right selection switch: Displays the status of control right selection
(LDC/SAS)
LDC SAS
Switching control right is carried out by clicking this button.
9) Stop Alarm button: This button stops alarm sound of the HMI.
10) Stop Blink button: This button stops blinking to notify unauthorized status change.
11) Station Common Alarm Reset button: This button turns off station common alarm.
12) Print Screen button: This button carries out hard copying of whole screen.
13) System Setting button: This button displays the System Setting dialog.
14) Change Log Print Status button: This button changes status of log printer.
(Printing available/ printing stopped)
15) Help button: This button displays Legend dialog for help.
16) Three latest not-Ack alarm display area: Three latest not-acknowledged alarms are displayed.
In Test mode, the Test mode alarm is displayed.
17) LDC MD Blocking: This button blocks sending information to LDC.
18) Buttons for windows: This area displays buttons to display windows.
Single Line:
GIS:
Event:
Alarm:
Relay:
Trend:
Displays the buttons for bay single line diagram windows.

Displays the GIS window.
Displays the Event window.
Displays the Alarm window.
Displays the buttons for relay setting.
Displays the Trend window.
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Report:
System:
Displays the Energy Report window.

Displays the System window.
19) Window button area: This area displays window buttons corresponding to the button
selected at 18).
When Single Line is selected at 18)
Overview:
Displays the Overview window
Tr Parallel:
Displays the Tr Parallel window
LVAC:
Displays the LVAC window
DC/UPS:
Displays the DC/UPS window
Common:
Displays the Common window
When Relay is selected at 18)
RSM:
Disturbance Record:
Displays the RSM dialog

Displays the Select Disturbance Record dialog
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6.4.1
Blocking/Manual Override Summary dialog

The Blocking/Manual Override Summary dialog is displayed when the Information
button
in the main menu bar is clicked.
The dialog displays the devices, IEDs, and measurement values to which blocking or manual
override are set. You can reset the blocking and manual override from this dialog.
Figure 6.4.2
Blocking/Manual Override Summary dialog
[Bay/IED Name]: Bay name or IED name is displayed.

[Device Name]: Device name is displayed
[Blocking]:
Whether blocking is set or not is displayed.
C: Control Blocking is set
E: Event Blocking is set
A: Alarm Blocking is set
P: Print Blocking is set
U: Update Blocking is set
[M]:
Whether Manual Override setting is set or not is displayed.
M: Manual Override is set
- : This mark is displayed when the device is IED.
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Blocking Reset:
When any row in the list is selected, the button becomes active.
When this button is clicked, all blocking of the selected device are reset collectively.
Override Reset:
When any row in the list is selected, the button becomes active.
When this button is clicked, manual override of the selected device is reset.
POINT
To reset the blocking (C, E, A, P, U) individually, use the Blocking dialog (Refer
to 6.5.11.)
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6.4.2
System Setting dialog

The System Setting dialog is displayed by clicking the System Setting button in the main
menu bar.
You can change the password and set automatic logout from this dialog.
Figure 6.4.3
System Setting dialog
1) Password setting tab

This tab is used to change the login password of the user currently logged in.
Figure 6.4.4
Password setting tab
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Old password column: Input the current password. Asterisk * of the same number as
the input characters are displayed.
New password column: Input the new password. Asterisk * of the same number as the
input characters are displayed.
New password confirmation column: Input the new password again. Asterisk * of the
same number as the input characters are displayed.
2) Auto Logout setting tab

This tab is used to set Auto Logout time. Select the time for out logout from the pull down
menu.
Figure 6.4.5
NOTE
Auto Logout setting tab
The auto logout time set at this step is valid only while the user is logging into the
HMI. When logging out from the HMI, the auto logout time returns to the default
value (1 hour).
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3) Set item output tab
The system set values of the HMI are output to a file in printing format.
When Execute is clicked, the upper and lower limit setting and IP address, etc. are output
to the excel form.
Figure 6.4.6 Set item output tab
4) System setting tab

This tab is used to switch between manned operation and unmanned operation.
Click the radio buttons to select manned / unmanned operation.
NOTE
For the systems in which switchover between manned operation/unmanned

operation is interlocked with the switch for local/remote control selection, this tab
is not displayed.
Figure 6.4.7
System Setting tab

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6.4.3
LDC MD Blocking dialog

The LDC MD Blocking dialog is used to set whether to transfer data transfer between LDC.
This dialog is displayed by clicking LDC MD Blocking in the main menu bar.
Figure 6.4.8
LDC MD Blocking dialog
Gateway line selection combo box: Select the Gatewayline.
Signal selection area:

Signal sent or not sent to LDC is listed. Clicking ALL Open deploys all signals.
Blocking setting area: To set LDC MD blocking, select the signal from the signal selection area, click
the Set radio button and then click OK or Apply.
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When LDC MD Blocking is set, the color of LDC MD Blocking in the main menu bar changes (to
yellow).
6.4.4
Legend dialog
The Legend dialog provides various information on Overview, GIS, System, Alarm,
Report windows, and on the Blocking/Manual Override Summary dialog.
This dialog is displayed by clicking the Help button in the main menu bar.
Figure 6.4.9
Legend dialog
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6.5
Control and Monitoring Windows

This section describes the single line diagram windows for substation control and monitoring,
the GIS window, the System window and related items.
6.5.1
Single line diagram windows

The single line diagram windows display the system status of the whole substation and
various measurement values and power flow status.
You can select and control devices and switches as well as blocking setting, manual override
setting, safety tag setting, tagging setting, and creating a memorandum.
6)
5)
1)
2)
3)
4)
Figure 6.5.1
Single line diagram window (Overview)
1) Window title: The window title varies according to the displayed single line diagram.
Whole system: Overview
Trans parallel diagram: Tr Parallel
Auxiliary AC: LVAC
Auxiliary DC: DC/UPS
Common: Common
2) Menu bar:
[View]
Guide Window:
Previous:
100% View:
All View:
Displays the Guide Window dialog.

Displays the window opened previously.
Returns the magnification to 100 %.
Displayed only in the Overview window.
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Displays the whole single line diagram.
[Edit]
Memorandum Property: Displays the number of stuck memorandum.
Tag:
Displays the Tag dialog.
Tag Property:
Displays the number of used tags.
3) Prev:
Clicking this button displays the window opened previously.
4) Bay:
This button displays the Bay List dialog.
(Bay List dialog)

5) Bay select combo box:
6) Scale combo box:
Selected bay is displayed.

The scale value of the display is selected from this combo box.
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6.5.2
GIS window
The GIS window displays the GIS gas compartment information and SF6 gas pressure
value.
1)
5)
6)
2)
3)
4)
8)
7)
Figure 6.5.2
1) Menu bar:
GIS window
[View]
Guide Window:
Previous:
100% View:
All View:
Displays the whole GIS window.
[Edit]
Tag:
Tag Property:
2) Prev:
Clicking this button displays the window opened previously.
3) All:
Clicking this button displays the whole GIS window.
4) Bay:
This button displays the Bay List dialog

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(Bay List dialog)

5) Bay select combo box:
Selected Bay is magnified.
6) Scale combo box:
The scale value of the display is selected from this combo box.
7) GIS status display:
The status of a GIS gas compartment is expressed using colors.
8) Gas pressure list:
SF6 gas pressure of each GIS gas compartment is listed in the

Bay Information dialog.
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6.5.3
System window
The System window displays Substation Automation System operating status, failure status
of devices composing the system, their transmission status, protection relay status and
temperature measurement values.
You can carry out the change of protection relay setting group, the display of detailed failure,
IED mode switching and IED blocking.
1)
3)
2)
Figure 6.5.3
1) Menu bar:
System window
[View]
Guide Window:
Previous:
100% View:
All View:
Displays the whole window.
[Edit]
Tag:
Tag Property:
2) System display area: System configuration and status are displayed.

3) Scale combo box: The scale value of the display is selected from this combo box.
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6.5.4
Bay List dialog

The Bay List dialog displays the list of bays to select and display the bay on the window.
Figure 6.5.4
Bay List dialog
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6.5.5
Bay Information dialog

The Bay Information dialog displays the detailed information of a bay. The information is
separated into CB/DS/ES, Switch, Other Status, Measurement and Sequence Control.
This dialog is displayed when the bay name on the single line diagram is clicked or when the
bay name is right-clicked and Bay Details is selected from the context menu. The dialog is
also displayed when the bay is selected from the bay select combo box or from the Bay List
dialog.
Figure 6.5.5
Bay Information dialog
Bay Name display area: Line name and bay name are displayed.
Item tab:
CB/DS/ES:
Tab for device status.
Switch:
Tab for switch status.
Other Status: Tab for status other than mentioned above.
Measurement: Tab for measurement value.
Sequence:
Tab for sequence control.
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1)
CB/DS/ES tab
This tab displays the current status and blocking and manual override setting of the device
in the bay. (Details of blocking and manual override setting status are displayed in the
Blocking/Manual Override Summary dialog. See 6.4.1.)
Figure 6.5.6
CB/DS/ES tab
[Equipment name] = Displays the names of CB/DS/ES.

[Status] = Displays current status of CB/DS/ES.
[B] = Displays blocking is set or not. When blocking is set, Bmark is displayed.
[M] = Displays manual override is set or not. When manual override is set,
Mmark is displayed.
When a row is right-clicked, the context menu is displayed.
Control = The Control dialog is displayed.
Blocking = The Blocking dialog is displayed.
Manual Override = The Manual Override dialog is displayed.
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2)
Switch tab
This tab displays current status and blocking and manual override setting of switches in
the bay.
Figure 6.5.7
Switch tab
[Switch name] = Switch names are displayed.

[Status] = Displays current status of switches.
Mmark is displayed.
Control = The Control dialog is displayed.
NOTE
When the switch is a status only switch, Control menu is inactive.
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3)
Other Status tab

This tab displays current status and blocking and manual override setting of evinces other
than CB/DS/ES and switches in the bay.
Figure 6.5.8
Other Status tab
[Status name] = Displays the status name.

[Status] = Displays current status of those other than devices and switches.
Mmark is displayed.
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4)
Measurement tab
This tab displays measurement value information and blocking and manual override
setting in the bay.
Figure 6.5.9
Measurement tab
[Item name] = Displays the name of the measurement value.

[Value] = Displays measurement value.
[Unit] = Displays the unit of the measurement value.
[B] = Displays blocking is set or not. When blinking is set, Bmark is displayed.
Mmark is displayed.
[L] = Displays upper/lower limit is set or not. When limit setting is set, L mark is
displayed.
Limit Setting = The Limit Setting dialog is displayed.
Counter Reset = The Counter Reset dialog is displayed. (Only for counters)
View Trend = The Trend window is displayed.
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5)
Sequence tab
This tab displays sequence control status of the device in the bay.
Figure 6.5.10
Sequence tab
[Name] = Name of sequence control

[Status] = Displays sequence control status.
When the status is not normal, the background color is changed.
Control = Control dialog is displayed.
NOTE
When the device is status only device, Control menu is inactive.
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6.5.6
Control dialog
1) Dialog for CB
This dialog displays the information to control a CB.
This dialog is displayed by clicking the symbol of a CB or by selecting Control from the
context menu displayed by right-clicking the symbol on the single line diagram.
Figure 6.5.11
Control dialog
Name Display area: Displays the name of the bay and the device.
Synchronise Measurement area: This area displays the setting value of synchronism check and
the current value information.
Synchronise Bypass: Click this button to bypass the synchronize check.
Interlock Guidance:
Click this button to display the Interlock Guidance dialog.
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(Interlock Guidance dialog)
Software Interlock Bypass: Click this button to bypass the interlock check.
This button is displayed when the Interlock condition is set for the
device and if the Interlock condition is not satisfied.
This button is displayed only to a user with an authority
NOTE
for bypassing Interlock.
Control direction buttons: These buttons set the control direction of a device.
Open
Close:
When the operational direction is selected, the conformation message is displayed. When OK
is clicked, Execute becomes active.
Execute: When this button is clicked, the conformation message is displayed. When OK
button is clicked, the operation command is sent.
Cancel: Clicking this button releases the selection.
Control guidance display area: This area displays guidance messages.
Close: Clicking this button closes the dialog.
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2) Dialog for other devices and switches
This dialog is to control devices other than CB and to control the switches.
This dialog is displayed by clicking the device or switch symbol or by selecting Control from
the context menu which is displayed by right-clicking the device or switch symbol on the
single line diagram.
.
Figure 6.5.12
Name display area:
Control dialog for other device and Switch
Displays the bay name and a device or switch name.
Control direction buttons: These buttons set the control direction of a device or switch.
Open Close
NOTE
When the control object is a switch, OFF and ON are displayed. When the dialog
is for three position switch, buttons such as Local, Remote, and Off or Master,
Follower, and Independent are displayed. When the dialog is for resetting the
IEDs LED, only On is displayed.
When the operational direction is selected, Execute becomes active.
Interlock Guidance: Click this button to display the Interlock Guidance dialog.
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Soft Interlock Bypass: Click this button to bypass the interlock check.
This button is displayed when the Interlock condition is set for the
device and if the Interlock condition is not satisfied.
NOTE
This button is displayed only to a user with an authority for

bypassing Interlock.
Execute: Operation command is sent when this button is clicked.

Cancel: Clicking this button releases the selection.
Control guidance display area: This area displays guidance messages.
Close: Clicking this button closes the dialog.
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3) Dialog for Tap control
This dialog is to raise or lower a tap.
This dialog is displayed when a tap label is clicked or Control is selected from the context
menu displayed by right-clicking a tap label.
Figure 6.5.13
Control dialog for Tap
Name display area: Displays the bay name and a tap name.
Tap control buttons Lower Raise:

You can perform tap raise/lower operation with these buttons. When the tap reaches the
upper/lower limits, the corresponding tap operation button becomes inactive.
Interlock Guidance: Click this button to display the Interlock Guidance dialog.
Software Interlock Bypass button: Click this button to bypass the interlock check.
This button is displayed when the Interlock condition is set for the Tap raise/lower control
and if the Interlock condition is not satisfied.
NOTE
This button is displayed only to a user with an authority for bypassing Interlock.
Execute:
Operation command is sent when this button is clicked.
Cancel:
Clicking this button cancel the selection.
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Close:
Clicking this button closes the dialog.
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6.5.7
Trans Parallel window

When the Tr Parallel window is displayed, the small window indicating the transformer
paralleling information is displayed.
Bays in the same transformer paralleling group are indicated in the same color.
If Master, Follower, and Independent are set, M, F, and I are also indicated.
2)
1)
3)
4)
Figure 6.5.14
Trans Parallel window
1) Paralleling Group number display area: The paralleling groups are listed.
2) Transformer name display area: Transformer names (bay names) are displayed.
3) Paralleling Group display area: The transformers in the same paralleling group are
indicated in the same color. M (=Master),
F (=Follower), I (=Independent) are indicated.
Sates
Intermediate
(Undefined)
Quality
0,0,0
Master
Follower
Independent
Faulty
0,0,1
0,1,0
1,0,0
1,1,1
=0:Normal
=1:Invalid
=2:Other
=3:Questionable
Communication OLTC-BCU
fail
TPI unit
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4) Transformer Paralleling Interlocking display area:
Transformer Paralleling Interlocking status, that is, if the status of change over switch for
Interlocking bypass (USE/BYPASS) is displayed.
Status
Intermediate
BYPASS
USE
Faulty
0,1
1,0
1,1
Bypass
Use
(Undefined)
Quality
0,0
=0:Normal
=1:Invalid
=2:Other
=3:Questionable
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6.5.8
Limit Setting dialog

The Limit Setting dialog is used to set the upper and lower limits of the measurement value
and whether the measurement value is monitored or not.
This dialog is displayed when the measurement symbol on the single line diagram or the
measurement item in the Bay Information dialog is right-clicked, and then Limit Setting is
selected from the context menu.
Figure 6.5.15
Limit Setting dialog
Name display area: Displays the bay name and the measurement item name.
Absolute Value Check:
Whether the absolute value is monitored or not is set.

The absolute value is monitored when this check box is
checked. When the box is not checked, the value is monitored
with a minus sign.
Active check box:
Whether Upper/Lower limit is monitored or not is set by input or remove

a tick from this check box.
Limit value area:
Setting value for upper and lower limits are input here. The number of
decimal point to display is the same as that of the measurement value
currently displayed in the single line diagram.
High Alarm = Upper limit alarm

High Warning = Upper limit warning
Low Warning = Lower limit warning
Low Alarm = Lower limit alarm
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Measured
value
Upper limit alarm is occurred.
Upper limit alarm

Limit value
Reset value
Upper limit alarm is restored.

Upper limit warning is occurred.
Upper limit warning
Limit value
Reset value
Deadband
Normal value
or rated value
Lower limit warning is restored.

Upper limit warning is restored.
Lower limit warning

Reset value
Limit value
Lower limit warning is occurred.

Lower limit alarm is restored.
Lower limit alarm
Reset value
Limit value
Lower limit alarm is occurred.
Time
Figure 6.5.16
Upper and Lower Limit
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6.5.9
Safety Tag setting dialog

The Safety Tag dialog is to set the safety tag of a bay.
Safety Tag dialog is displayed when Safety Tag is selected from the context menu
displayed by right-clicking the bay name on the single line windows (Overview and Tr
Parallel) and the GIS window.
Figure 6.5.17
Safety Tag dialog
Name display area: Displays the voltage class and the bay name.
Safety tag radio button: Displays the setting status of the Safety Tag.
To change the setting, set the radio button to z.
You can set this setting for each bay.
When a Safety Tag is set, the following symbol is displayed on the window.
PTW: Permit to Work
SFT: Sanction for Test
LAP: Limited Access Permit
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6.5.10
Manual Override dialog

The Manual Override dialog is used to set the device status and the measurement value
manually. Two types of Manual Override dialogs are provided; namely the dialog for device
and the dialog for a measurement value.
This dialog is displayed when a symbol on the single line diagram is right-clicked or the
device/measurement value in the Bay Information dialog is right-clicked, and Manual
Override is selected from the context menu.
1) The Manual Override dialog for a device
Figure 6.5.18
Manual Override dialog for device
Name display area: Displays the bay name and the device name.
Received Data from IED: Displays the status received from IED.
Select the status buttons:

Open Close
The status to set is selected by these buttons.
When the status is already set, the corresponding setting status button is displayed in
depressed and yellow.
Reset:
Clicking this button resets the manual override setting, and reflects
online status.
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2) Manual Override dialog for the measurement value
.
Figure 6.5.19
Manual Override dialog for measurement value
Name display area: Displays the bay name and the measurement item name.
Received Data from IED: Displays the value received from IED.
Setting Unit display area: Unit of the measurement value is displayed.
Setting Value input column: Text box to input the manual setting value.
Reset:
This button resets the manual override setting and reflects the setting of
online status.
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6.5.11
Blocking dialog
The Blocking dialog is used to set blocking of functions such as Control blocking and Alarm
blocking.
This dialog is displayed when a blocking allowed symbol in the single line diagram is
right-clicked or a row of device/switch/measurement value/other status in the Bay
Information dialog is right-clicked, and Blocking is selected from the context menu.
Figure 6.5.20
Blocking dialog
Name display area: Displays the bay name and the device name.
Setting item display area:
Control Blocking:
Event Blocking:
Alarm Blocking:
Print Blocking:
Update Blocking:
POINT
Set or reset blocking by radio buttons.
Control is blocked
Event is blocked
Alarm is blocked
Printing is blocked
Update is blocked
The blocking status is also displayed in the Blocking/Manual Override Summary dialog.
See 6.4.1.
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6.5.12
Counter Reset dialog

The Counter Reset dialog is used to reset a counter or change a counter value.
This dialog is displayed when the row of a counter is right-clicked from the Measurement tab
of the Bay Information dialog, and Counter Reset is selected from the context menu.
Figure 6.5.21
Counter Reset dialog
Name display area: Displays the bay name and the counter name.
Current Value display column:
Displays the present value of the counter.
New Value display column:
Input the reset value here.
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6.5.13
Memorandum dialog
The Memorandum dialog is used to create text into a memorandum and place it on the
single line diagram windows, the GIS window or the System window.
This dialog is displayed when right-clicking at any point on the single line diagram windows,
on the GIS window or on the System window, and Memorandum is selected from the
context menu.
Maximum 128 memorandums can be created. The number of memorandum created is
displayed in the Memorandum Property dialog (Refer to 6.5.14).
Figure 6.5.22
Memorandum dialog
Text input area:
Input the text to be written into the memorandum. Maximum 1,024

characters. Memorandum size is automatically adjusted to display the
whole text.
Color specification area:
Specify the color of the memorandum here. To change the
color, double-click the color to open the color palette.
(1) Ordinary display of a memorandum
The following context menu is displayed by right-clicking the memorandum.
a) Edit:
b) Delete:
c) Icon:
Changes the text contents of the memorandum.

Deletes the memorandum.
Minimizes the memorandum to icon.
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(2) Display of a memorandum minimized to an icon
The following context menu is displayed by right-clicking the icon.
a) Edit:
b) Delete:
c) Icon:
6.5.14
Changes the text contents of the icon.

Deletes the icon.
Develop the memorandum (Display the memorandum in the original
size).
Memorandum Property dialog

The Memorandum Property dialog is used to check the number of created memorandums.
This dialog is displayed by selecting [Edit] [Memorandum Property] from the tool bar of
Figure 6.5.23
Memorandum Property dialog
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6.5.15
Tag dialog
The Tag dialog is used to place a Tag on the single line diagram windows, the GIS window
or the System window. Maximum 512 Tags can be placed.
This dialog is displayed by selecting [Edit] [Tag] from the tool bar of the single line diagram
windows, the GIS window or the System window.
It can be also displayed by right-clicking a mouse at any point of the windows and Tag is
selected from the context menu.
The number of Tags placed is displayed in the Tag Property dialog (Refer to 6.5.16).
Figure 6.5.24
Tag dialog
The Tag is placed on the window by drag& drop. When the Tag is placed, the Tag dialog is
closed.
6.5.16
Tag Property
The Tag Property dialog is used to check the number of placed Tags.
This dialog is displayed by selecting [Edit] [Memorandum Property] from the tool bar of the
Figure 6.5.25 Tag Property dialog
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6.5.17
Guide Window dialog

The Guide Window dialog is displayed when selecting [View] [Guide Window] from the tool
bar of the single line diagram windows, the GIS window or the System window.
This dialog indicates the currently displayed area of the window. By dragging the frame the
display area is moved.
Figure 6.5.26
Guide Window dialog
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6.5.18
IED Status dialog

The IED Status dialog displays the detailed information on IED failure.
This dialog is displayed when the IED symbol in the System window is clicked or the IED
symbol is right-clicked and Detail Status is selected from the context menu.
Figure 6.5.27
IED Status dialog
Name display area: Displays the bay name and the IED name.
[Status name] = Displays status name.

[Status] = Displays current status.
[Q]= Indicates the quality of the status by the following letters.
I: invisible
Q: Questionable
B: Update blocking
M: Manual Override
D: Connection failure
L: Limit over
I: Uncollected
T: Test
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6.5.19
Mode Change dialog

The Mode Change dialog is used to change the operation mode of IED.
This dialog is displayed when the IED symbol in the System window is right- clicked and
Mode Change is selected from the context menu.
Figure 6.5.28
Mode Change dialog
Name display area:
Current mode display area:
New mode display area:

Displays the following according to the current mode.
When current mode is Online: Test
When current mode is Test : Online
Displays the bay name and the IED name.

Displays the current mode.
By clicking OK, the current mode and the new mode are switched.
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6.5.20
Relay Group Setting dialog

The Relay Group Setting dialog is used to set the relay group.
This dialog is displayed when the relay symbol in the System window is right-clicked and
Relay Setting Group is selected from the context menu.
Figure 6.5.29
Relay Group Setting dialog
Name display area:
Present Group display area:
Displays the current group number.
Setting Group combo box:
Select the new group number from here.
Displays the bay name and the relay name.
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6.5.21
State Change dialog for printer

The State Change dialog is used to change the state of the printer.
This dialog is displayed when the printer symbol in the System window is clicked or when
the printer symbol is right-clicked and State Change is selected from the context menu.
Figure 6.5.30
State Change dialog
Name display area: displays printer name.
Current mode display area:
New mode display area:

Displays the following according to the current mode.
When current mode is Online: Test
When current mode is Test : Online
Displays the current mode.
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6.5.22
Alarm Locking dialog

The Alarm Locking dialog is used to set the alarm lock of the printer.
This dialog is displayed when the printer symbol in the System window is right-clicked and
Alarm Lock is selected from the context menu.
Figure 6.5.31
Alarm Locking dialog
Name display area: Displays printer name.
Alarm lock set area:
Set or reset the alarm by clicking the radio button.
When the Alarm lock is set, "L" mark indicating that the Alarm Lock is set is displayed at the
side of the printer symbol of the System window.
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6.6
Alarm Window
The Alarm window displays the alarms detected by the Substation Automation System and
the alarms sent from IED in Test mode.
Unacknowledged alarms and persistent alarms are displayed.
When the alarm status is recovered and acknowledgement is done, the alarm is removed
from the alarm list.
4)
1)
6)
2)
3)
Figure 6.6.1
Alarm window
1) Window title:
Alarm = Alarm display without filtering

Alarm (Filtered)= Alarm display with filtering
2) Menu bar
[File] - Filter:
3)
Displays the Table Filter dialog
Tool bar:
Filter:
4) ALL ACK:
SEL ACK:
NOTE
Displays the Table Filter dialog.

All unacknowledged alarms are acknowledged collectively.
Selected alarms are acknowledged.
When filtering is used, acknowledgement is unavailable. ALL ACK and

SEL ACk becomes inactive.
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5) LATEST
NOTE
6)
Window is forcibly switched to the page displaying the latest data and. Fixed cycle
updating starts.
Fixed cycle display is not carried out at filtering.
Alarm list:
Area to display alarm. Alarms are displayed in the following color.

Red:
Major failure
Orange: Minor failure
Blue:
Occurring alarm that is acknowledged.
Green: Recovered alarms
Background color: When the alarm is selected, the background of the
selected row is displayed in orange.
When the occurring alarm is acknowledged, the
background of the row is displayed in light gray.
z When the failure is recovered (alarms in green) and acknowledged, the alarm will disappear
from the list.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
a) Failure symbol:
f)
h)
g)
: Heavy (event level 01 and 02)

: Light (event level 03 and 04)
b) Lv.:
Displays Alarm level.

01: Major failures such as protection relay operation
02: Major failures in SAS
03: Minor failures such as switchgear and transformer
04: Minor failures in SAS
c) T:
Indicates the test discrimination.

Blank : Alarm message in Online mode
T
: Alarm message in Test mode
d) Q:
Indicates the quality of date.

Blank: Date and time given by the IED synchronized with the master
clock (GPS 1, 2, SC-A or SC-B)
*
: Date and time not synchronized with the master clock
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e) Date Time:
Displays date and time.
f) Voltage:
Displays the voltage level
g) Bay:
Displays the bay name.
h) Object Text:
Displays the contents of the failure.
i) Status :
Displays the device status.
z Sort:
Data is sorted when the title cell of the column ( a) to h) ) is clicked. Sorting order is
numerical order>alphabetical order.
Real time updating is not carried out after sorting. To resume real time updating, click
LATEST.
z Adjustment of Column width
Width of each column is automatically adjusted by double-clicking the boundary
between columns. The width is adjusted to the wider one; either maximum width of a
column title (item name) or maximum width of column text. You can also adjust the
width to the desired one by dragging the boundary between columns.
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6.6.1
Table Filter dialog

The Table Filter dialog is used to set the filtering function on currently displayed data.
This dialog is displayed when the Filter icon in the tool bar of the Event or the Alarm
window is clicked, or [File]- [Filter] in the menu bar of the Event window or the Alarm
window is selected.
10)
9)
2)
1)
3)
7)
8)
4)
5)
6)
11)
12)
13)
14)
Figure 6.6.2
NOTE
15)
Table Filter dialog (Alarm window)
11), 12), 13) are not displayed in the Table Filter dialog for the Event
window.
1) Date check box:
Check this box to set extraction by date.

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2) Extraction date setting columns: These columns are used to set the extraction period.
From Day = Date to start extraction
To Day = Date to end extraction
3) Extraction condition setting check box: Check this box to set filtering by the extraction
condition.
4) Extraction item setting combo box: This combo box is used to select the column title for the
extraction condition.
The title name of each column is displayed in the combo
box.
5) Extraction status setting combo box:
6) Apply:
This combo box is used to select the status for

the extraction condition.
The status corresponding to the item selected in
above 4) is displayed in a list format. The
background color of the row already set as
extraction condition is indicated in reversed color.
The selection is reset by clicking the selected
row again.
Button to apply the condition set in above step 4) and 5) and to display it at 7).
7) Display colum for set extraction condition: This column displays the extraction condition
already set.
Item:
Item name (column title) used as the condition
Status: Status used as the condition
z The extraction condition of status under the same item name becomes OR condition.
Other conditions are AND condition.
8) Delete:
9) SAVE:
10) LOAD:
This button is used to delete the set extraction condition.

When the row is selected from the display column for set extraction condition 7) and
Delete is clicked, the corresponding row is deleted.
This button is used to save the extraction condition in a file by CSV format.
This button is used to load the extraction condition from a file.
11) Alarm status check box: This check box is used to set a filtering by the status of alarms.
12) Not-ACK extraction check box:
This check box is used to extract unacknowledged alarms.
13) Fault extraction check box:
This check box is used to extract a persistent fault.
14) Execute:
Clicking this button extracts the data with set condition and
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displays the extracted data in a list.
15) Cancel:
Clicking this button cancels condition setting and closes the

dialog.
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6.7
Event Window
The Event window displays events detected in the Substation Automation System and
events sent from IED in Test mode.
This window displays the status change of power equipment, the status change of the units
composing the system, operation such as selection, control, switchover of local/remote
control, and setting/canceling of various set items as event messages.
1)
2)
3)
4)
Figure 6.7.1
1) Window title:
2) Menu bar
6)
5)
Event window
Event:
Event display without filtering
Event (Filtered): Event display with filtering or Event display by loading the
filtering condition from a file.
Event (Loaded): Event display loaded from a file.
[File]
Load:
Save:
Backup:
Filter:
Print:
Auto Print Setting:

The Backup dialog is displayed.
Displayed data is printed out.
The Auto Print Setting dialog is displayed.
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3) Tool bar:
Load:
Data is loaded. (The Load dialog is displayed.)
Save:
Data is saved. (The Save dialog is displayed.)
Backup:
Non saved event data is saved as backup file.

(The Backup dialog is displayed.)
Filter:
Print:
4) Data block bar:
This tool bar is used to shift/change the width of display period of events.
Collection interval combo box:
Prev and Next:
From and To text column:
5) LATEST:
NOTE
Data display period is selected here.

z This combo box becomes inactive when displaying the
filtered data.
2 Days:
2 days/block
1 Week:
1 week/block
1 Month:
1 month/block
Data display period is transitioned.
z Real time updating is stopped. Real time updating is
resumed when the LATEST is clicked.
z These buttons become inactive when displaying the
filtered data.
z When the display arrives at the end of the data, these
buttons become inactive.
The oldest and the latest date of the displayed data are
displayed.
z Current time is indicated at the To side in real time
display mode.
This button forcibly switches the window to the page displaying the latest data.
When this button is clicked while displaying the filtered data, the
window return to the online (not-filtered) data.
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6) Event list:
Area to display the event data.
Red:
Major failure (Event level 01 and 02)
Orange: Minor failure (Event level 03 and 04)
Black: General event and operation recorded event (Event level 05 and 06)
Green: Recovered event
c)
a)
d)
b)
e)
a) Failure symbol:
f)
g)
h)
i)
: Heavy (event level 01 and 02)

: Light (event 03 and 04)
b) Lv. :
Displays event level.

01: Major failures such as protection relay operation
02: Major failures in SAS
03: Minor failures such as switchgear or transformer
04: Minor failures in SAS
05: General event
06: Operation recorded event
c) T:
Indicates the test discrimination.

Blank: Event message in Online mode
T
: Event message in Test mode
d) Q:
Indicates the quality of date.

Blank: Date and time given by the IED synchronized with master clock.
(GPS 1, 2, SC-A or SC-B)
*
: Date and time not synchronized with master clock
e) Date Time:
Displays date and time.
f) Voltage:
Displays the voltage level
g) Bay:
Displays the bay name.
h) Object Text:
Displays the event messages.
i) Status:
Displays the device status.
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z Sort:
Data is sorted when the title cell of the column ( a) to h) ) of the column is clicked.
(Sorting order is numerical order>alphabetical order)
Real time updating is not carried out after sorting. To resume real time updating, click
LATEST.
z Adjustment of Column width
Width of each column is automatically adjusted by double-clicking the boundary
between columns. The width is adjusted to the wider one; either maximum width of a
column title (item name) or maximum width of column data. You can also adjust the
width to the desired one by dragging the boundary between columns.
6.7.1
Table Filter dialog

Refer to Table Filter dialog of the Alarm window. (Section 6.6.1).
However, check boxes of Alarm Status, Not Ack, and In Fault are not displayed.
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6.7.2
Auto Print Setting dialog (for Event)

The Auto Print Setting dialog is used to set or cancel automatic printing of event log.
This dialog is displayed by selecting [File]-[Auto Print Setting] in the menu bar of the Event
window.
Figure 6.7.2
Auto Print Setting dialog
Daily:
Specifies daily printing.
Weekly:
Specifies weekly printing.
Monthly:
Specifies monthly printing.
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6.8
Energy Report Widow

The Energy Report window displays Daily/Monthly/Annual Report of electrical energy (Wh,
varh) in a table format.
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9
3)
1)
2)
Figure 6.8.1
1) Menu bar
Energy Report window
[File]
Load:
Save:
Print:
Group Edit:
Auto Print Setting:
[Edit]
Edit:
[View]
Select Group:
Daily Report:
Monthly Report:
Annual Report:
Select Date:
Quality:
Graph:

The Print dialog is displayed.
The Auto Print Setting dialog is displayed.
The Data Edit dialog is displayed.
The Select Group dialog is displayed.
Daily Report is displayed.
Monthly Report is displayed.
Annual Report is displayed.
Displays the quality of the data
Data is displayed in graph format.
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2) Tool bar
Load:
Data is loaded. (The Load dialog is displayed.)
Save:
Data is saved. (The Save dialog is displayed.)
Print:
Edit:
Data is edited. (The Data Edit dialog is displayed.)
3) Group selection combo box:
Select the report group to display.
4) Period specify button: Select either of Daily, Monthly and Annual.

Daily Monthly Annual
5) Day /Month/ Year display: Day/Month/Year of the report is displayed for Daily Report.
Year and month are displayed for Monthly Report, and year for
Annual Report respectively.
6) Quality:
Clicking this button displays the quality of the data.

I: invisible
Q: Questionable
B: Update blocking
M: Manual Override
L: Limit over
I: Uncollected
T: Test
7) Prev / Next:
When this button is clicked while displaying the Daily Report, the
Daily Report of the previous/next day is displayed.
While displaying the Monthly Report, the Monthly Report of the
previous/next month is displayed. While displaying the Annual
Report, the Annual Report of the previous/next month is displayed.
8) Graph:
Clicking this button displays data in a graph format.
9) Data display area

Data of the Daily Report, the Monthly Report or the Annual Report is displayed here.
Status
Window
Normal
Character: normal color
(Data collected)
Background: normal color
Defective
Character: normal color
(Data collected,
Background: defect color
Quality abnormal)
Defective
Blank
(Data not collected, Background: defect color
Quality normal)
Not collected
Blank
(Future time)
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6.8.1
Select Date dialog

The Select Date dialog is used to set the data to display the report in the past.
This dialog is displayed by selecting [View]-[Select Date] in the menu bar of the Energy
Report window.
Figure 6.8.2
Date input area:
Select Date dialog
Date of data to display is input here.

Daily Report = Specify year, month and day.
Monthly Report = Specify year and month.
(Day cannot be specified.)
Annual Report = Specify year.
(Date and Month cannot be specified.)
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6.8.2
Select Group dialog

The Select Group dialog is used to select the group to display.
This dialog is displayed by selecting [View]-[Select Group] in the menu bar of the Energy
Report window.
Figure 6.8.3
Select Group dialog
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6.8.3
Group Edit dialog

The Group Edit dialog is used to edit a group for Energy Report.
This dialog is displayed by selecting [File]-[Group Edit] in the menu bar of the Energy
Report window.
Figure 6.8.4
Group List display area:
Group Edit dialog
List of group names is displayed.
Edit:
Displays the Group Item Setting dialog (Figure 6.8.5) to edit the group selected
in the Group List display area.
Delete :
The group selected in the Group List display area is deleted.
Add
Displays the Group Item Setting dialog (Figure 6.8.5) to register a new group.
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6.8.4
Group Item Setting dialog

The Group Item Setting dialog is used to register a new group or change the members of an
existing group.
This dialog is displayed by clicking Edit or Add in the Group Edit dialog of the Energy
Report window.
Figure 6.8.5
Group Name area:
Group Item Setting dialog
Area to display/input the group name.

When displaying the dialog from Add of the Group Edit dialog, initial
display is blank.
When displaying the dialog from Edit of the Group Edit dialog, initial
display is the selected group name.
Member List display area: All members registered to the group are displayed here.
When displaying the dialog from Add of the Group Edit dialog, initial
display is blank.
When displaying the dialog from Edit of the Group Edit dialog, initial
display is the registered members of the selected group.
Bay select combo box:
Select the bay name to register to the group.
Item select combo box: Select the name of the element you want to register to the group.
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Pen Color:
Pen Color specifies the color of a polygonal line. Double-clicking opens

the color palette.
Pen Width:
Pen Width specifies the width of a polygonal line.
Maximum value display check box: This check box is used to set the display of maximum value.
Minimum value display check box: This check box is used to set the display of minimum value.
Average value display check box: This check box is used to set the display of average value.
Total value display check box: This check box is used to set the display of total value.
Add:
A member set at the Bay select combo box and the Item select combo box are added to
Member List display area.
Delete:
The element selected from the Member List display area is deleted.
Update:
Clicking this button confirms the edited contents.
Save:
Clicking this button saves the group contents and closes the dialog.
Y-axis Setting:
Clicking this button displays the Y-Axis Setting dialog (Figure 6.8.6).
Position change buttons:

The selected members display position in Member List display area goes up or
down.
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6.8.5
Y-Axis Setting dialog (for Energy Report)
The Y-Axis Setting dialog is displayed when Y-axis Setting of the Group Item Setting
dialog is clicked.
Normally, Y-axis area of the window is set to Auto position. When you want to change the
Y-axis area, change Auto position to Manual position and set the parameter appropriately.
Figure 6.8.6
Y-Axis dialog (for Energy Report)
Auto/Manual selection button: Click the radio button of Manual to change the Y-axis setting.
Max:
Input the value of top position at Y-axis.
Orign Base:
Input the value of cross point with X-axis.
Min:
Input the value of bottom position at Y-axis.
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6.8.6
Auto Print Setting dialog (for Energy Report)

The Auto Print Setting dialog is used to set the automatic printing for Energy Report. Specify
the time, date and the group for Daily, Monthly and Annual Report you want to print.
This dialog is displayed by selecting [File]-[Auto Print Setting] in the menu bar.
2)
1)
Figure 6.8.7
Auto Print Setting dialog
1) Print group display area: Group name set to automatic printing for Daily/Monthly/Annual Report
is displayed.
2) Select Group area: Select the group you want to add to automatic printing for Daily, Monthly,
and Annual Report.
(Daily Report automatic printing setting area)

Daily report print check box: This check box is used to set automatic printing for the Daily Report.
Daily report cycle input area: Input the time for the Daily Report automatic printing.
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<-Add: The group specified in the Select Group area is added to Daily Report print group display
area.
Delete: The group selected in Daily Report print group display area is deleted.
Quality check box:
This check box is used to add the quality of data in the printed report.
(Monthly Report automatic printing setting area)

Monthly report print check box: This check box is used to set automatic printing for Monthly
Report.
Monthly report cycle input area: Input the time for the Monthly Report automatic printing.
<-Add: The group specified in the Select Group area is added to the Monthly Report print group
display area.
Delete: The group selected in Mmonthly Report print group display area is deleted.
Quality check box:
(Annual Report automatic printing setting area)

Annual report print check box: This check box is used to set automatic printing for Annual Report.
Annual report cycle input area:
Input the time for the Annual Report automatic printing.
<-Add: The group specified in the Select Group area is added to the Annual Report print group
display area.
Delete: The group selected in Annual Report print group display area is deleted.
Quality check box:
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6.8.7
Graph display
When selecting [View] [Graph] from menu bar of the Energy Report window, the Energy
Report data currently displayed is displayed in a graph as shown below.
You can select the data to display using the check box described in 8) below.
2)
1)
8)
5)
7)
6)
10)
9)
Figure 6.8.8
1) Menu bar
4)
3)
Energy Report window in Graph display
[File]
Print:
Print the displayed data.
[View]
Quality:
Y-Axis:
Grid:
Tabular:
Displays the quality of the data.

Zoom In, Zoom Out, or Reset the Y-axis.
Switches display/not display grid.
Displays the window in tabular format.
2) Group name display area

The group name currently displayed on the window is displayed.
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3) Time base display area
Daily, Monthly or Annual is displayed.
4) Start date and time area
The date and time to start displaying the data is displayed. The display varies depending on
the time base.
When Time base is Daily: day/month/year
When Time base is Monthly: month/year
When Time base is Annual: year
5) Quality: Clicking this button displays the quality of the data.

I: invisible
Q: Questionable
B: Update blocking
M: Manual Override
L: Limit over
I: Uncollected
T: Test
6) Tool bar:
Tool bar is equipped with the following buttons. Refer to the chapter of the Trend
window for the function of each button.
Print icon:
Clicking this icon prints out the graph now active.
Y Zoom In / Y Zoom Out / Y Reset

Grid
Y Setting
Tabular:
Clicking this button closes the graph display and the window returns to
tabular format.
7) Graph display area

The graph checked at 8) is displayed.
8) Graph display/not display check box
You can set the graph not to be displayed temporarily by removing the tick from this check
box.
9) Data name display area
Bay name, Device name, unit and the graph color of the report data are displayed.
10) Statistical data display area
This area displays the total, average, maximum and minimum value of the data.
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6.8.8
Data Edit dialog

The Data Edit dialog is used to edit the data of the Daily Report.
This dialog is displayed by selecting the cell in the Daily Report window and clicking the Edit
icon in the tool bar or select [Edit] in the menu bar of the Energy Report window.
Figure 6.8.9
Data Edit dialog
Current data display area:
The current data is displayed here.
New data display area:
The data after editing is input here.
Save: Clicking this button closes the dialog and reflects the edited contents.
Cancel: Clicking this button closes the dialog without setting.
6.8.9
Save/Load of report data

Windows OS standard Save and Load dialogs are used for saving and loading the
data.
1)
2)
Save
The data is output to the specified file in CSV format.
Load
After loading, the loaded information is displayed in the following items;
Window title: The window title becomes Energy Report (Loaded)
Group selection combo box: Displays the group name of the loaded data.
Day/Month/Year display area: Displays the date of the loaded data.
Data display area:
Displays the loaded data.
After the loaded data is displayed, online data is displayed by selecting the period specify
button or group selection combo box again.
Daily Monthly Annual
While the loaded data is displayed, data editing, saving, printing, Prev/Nex operation, and
Graph display cannot be carried out.
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6.9
Trend Window
The Trend window displays the measurement values stored for the past three years in a line
graph. You can display the graph for Daily / Weekly / Weekly/ Monthly Trend in the specified
period.
The window displayed previously is displayed again when Trend in the main menu bar is
clicked. Nothing is displayed immediately after HMI is started.
You can also display the Trend window by selecting the measurement item on the single
line diagram window or in the Bay Information dialog.
1)
2)
7)
3)
4)
8)
5)
9)
Figure 6.9.1
Trend window
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1) Menu bar
[File]
Group Edit:
Print:
[View]
Daily Trend:
Weekly Trend:
Monthly Trend:
Annual Trend:
Free Trend:
Quality:
Select Date:
Updating:
Frozen:
X-Axis:
Zoom In:
Zoom Out:
Reset:
Y-Axis:
Zoom In:
Zoom Out:
Reset:
Grid:
Average:
Overlay:
Tabular:
Displays the Group Edit dialog.

Prints out the displayed data.
Displays Daily Trend.
Displays Weekly Trend.
Displays Monthly Trend.
Displays Annual Trend.
Displays specified period trend.
(The Select Date dialog is displayed.)
Displays quality of the data (*)
Displays the Select Date dialog.
Carries out automatic updating.
Suspends automatic updating.
Changes X-axis scale.
Magnify the time base (X-axis)
Reduce the time base (X-axis)
Reset the magnification of the time base (X-axis)
Changes Y-axis scale.
Magnify the time base (Y-axis)
Reduce the time base (Y-axis)
Reset the magnification of the time base (Y-axis)
Switches display/not display the grid.
Displays the average value.
Displays the Overlay dialog.
Displays data in tabular format.
*Quality I: invisible
Q: Questionable
B: Update blocking
M: Manual Override
L: Limit over
I: Uncollected
T: Test
2) Bay selection combo box:
Select the group you want to display. Group names of the selected bay are displayed in
3) Group selection combo box:
The group name corresponding to the bay selected at 2) are displayed.
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Select the group you want to display.
4) Time base selection combo box:

Select the time base from Daily Trend, Weekly Trend, Monthly Trend, Annual Trend and
Free Trend.
5) Tool bar: Tool bar is equipped with the following buttons.
Quality
Select Date
Prev / Next
Updating / Frozen
X In / X Out / X Rst
Y In / Y Out / Y Rst
Grid
Average
Overlay
Tabular
6) Graph display area

The graph checked at 7) is displayed.
7) Graph display/not display specify check box
The line graph becomes temporarily not displayed by removing the check mark in this
check box. Upon changing the check in this check box, the corresponding graph is
displayed/not displayed.
8) Date and time to start displaying the trend is displayed.
The date and time of the data to start displaying the Trend are always displayed here.
When the Trend graph is displayed overlaying the past data, the start date of the Base
Trend is displayed.
9) Trend data display area
The name of the measurement value, its present value, the measurement values at the
specified point, quality of the data, and colors assigned to the group are displayed in this
area. (Maximum 20 rows)
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6.9.1
Select date dialog

The time base can be moved to and fro by Prev / Next or by specifying the date using the
Select Date dialog.
When Select Date in the Trend window is clicked, the Select Date dialog is opened. This
dialog is also displayed by selecting Free Trend.
Figure 6.9.2
6.9.2
Select Date dialog
Previous Trend / Next Trend

When Prev / Next are clicked, the displayed graph scrolls to and fro in the time base. You can
specify the width of scrolling. The following pull down menu is displayed when the Prev/ Next is
right-clicked.
Daily Trend: 1 Hour (1 hour scroll)
A Quarter (6 hour scroll)
A Half (half day scroll)
Full (scroll to the next day)
Weekly Trend: 1 Day (1 day scroll)
A Quarter (2-day scroll)
A Half (3-day scroll -> 4-day scroll ->3day scroll)
Full (scroll to the next/previous week)
Monthly Trend: 1 Day (1 day scroll)
1 Week (1 week scroll)
2 Week (2-week scroll)
Full (scroll to the next month)
Annual Trend: 1 Month (1 month scroll)
A Quarter (3-month scroll)
A Half (6-month scroll)
Full (scroll to the next/previous year)
(1) Previous Trend

When Prev is left clicked, the time base scrolls to the past with the specified scroll width.
The Next becomes active. When the graph reaches the oldest data in the storage, Prev
becomes inactive.
(2) Next Trend
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When Next is left clicked, the time base scrolls to the future with the specified scroll width.
When the graph reaches the present time, Next becomes inactive.
6.9.3
Plotting interval
The plotting interval and the time of typical data of Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Annual Trend
are set by system initial setting.
Their default values are shown in Table 6.9.1are collection cycle of trend data is 1 minute.
Table 6.9.1
Default values of plotting interval
Initial
X-axis
magnified by 2
Daily
Trend
1 min
1 min
1 min
1 min
1 min
Weekly
Trend
10 min
5 min
5 min
1 min
1 min
Monthly
Trend
60 min
30 min
10 min
5 min
5 min
5 min
Annual
Trend
1 day
6 hours
3 hours
1 hours
1 hours
1 hours
1 hour typical data time:

1 day typical data time:
X-axis
X-axis
X-axis
X-axis
magnified by 4 magnified by 8 magnified by 16 magnified by 32
1 min
1 min
00 minute (every Oclock)

14 hour 00 minute
This means that the Weekly Trend and the Monthly Trend plot the data hourly on the hour
while the Annual Trend plots the data at 1400 hrs . When the X-axis of the Annual Trend is
magnified by 2, the Trend graph plots the data at 0200, 0800, 1400 and 2000 hrs.
The plotting interval of Free Trend becomes as follows:
When the period specified by the Select Date dialog is 1 day, 2 to 8 days, 9 to 50 days, and
51 days or more, each plotting period is set in accordance with the Daily Trend, the Weekly
Trend, the Monthly Trend and the Annual Trend, respectively.
You can move cursor by dragging a mouse.
The cursor can stop at a plotted point only. When moving the mouse from one plotted point to
another, the cursor moves to the second plotted point if the mouse moves more than a half of
distance between these two plotted points.
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6.9.4
Cursor point
Normally a cursor is displayed in a graph area and the time of cursor point is indicated at the
bottom of the cursor. The data of the cursor point of each trend is displayed in the table at the
bottom of the window.
The cursor is displayed initially at the center point of the X-axis. The cursor does not move in
the display updating mode screen or by the X-axis zoom-in operation.
The cursor may disappear from the visible zone by an X-axis zoom-in operation. In this case
the cursor cannot be seen but retains the original cursor point.
Figure 6.9.3
Moving
Cursor point
Point B Hair cursor

Point D
Point A
When the mouse pointer is within this area,

the cursor moves to remain at the point B.
Moving range of cursor
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6.9.5
Updating mode and Frozen mode

When Updating on the Daily Trend window is clicked, the latest trend data is added and
displayed. The trend is updated by a fixed cycle. This mode is called Updating mode.
When Updating is clicked while the Trend window not including the present time is
displayed, the window switches to the Trend window that includes the present time. In this
case, Updating becomes inactive and Frozen becomes active. Also Prev / Next become
inactive.
When Frozen is clicked, fixed cycle updating of the latest Trend data is stopped. This mode is
called Frozen mode. In this case, Updating and Prev become active and Frozen becomes
inactive.
Figure 6.9.4
Updating Mode
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6.9.6
Zoom
(1)
Display magnified in X-axis
When X In is clicked, the graph is magnified by 2 times, toward both directions of the X-axis
centering on the position of the cursor, and the horizontal scroll bar becomes active. X Out
and X Rst become active.
You can change the display area in the X-axis direction by operating the horizontal scroll bar.
Maximum magnification is 32 times. When X In is clicked for 5 consecutive times, it becomes
inactive.
When X Out is clicked, the window returns to the window before zooming operation. When X
Rst is clicked, the window returns to the original window without magnification in the X-axis.
When the window returns to the original window before magnification,X Out and
X Rst
become inactive.
Figure 6.9.5
(2)
Zoomed-in Trend window
Display magnified in Y-axis
When Y In is clicked, the graph is magnified by 2 times, toward both directions of the Y-axis
centering on the center position of the Y-axis, and the vertical scroll bar becomes active.
Y Out and Y Rst become active.
You can change the display area in the Y-axis direction by operating the vertical scroll bar.
Maximum magnification is 32 times. When Y In is clicked for 5 consecutive times, it becomes
inactive.
When Y Out is clicked, the window returns to the window before zooming operation. When
the Y Rst is clicked, the window returns to the original window without magnification in the
Y-axis.
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6.9.7
Display of average, maximum and minimum values

When Average is clicked, two blue cursors are displayed. The average, maximum and
minimum values of each trend data plot in the interval between the start and end points of the
two blue cursors are displayed.
The average, maximum and minimum values are calculated based not only on the plotted
points but also on all 1 minute data between the blue cursor of the specified interval.
You can change the start and the end of the interval by dragging the corresponding blue
cursor using the mouse. The time at the cursor point is indicated under the blue cursor. The
blue cursor can stop at a plotted point only. It stops at the plotted point closer to the mouse
pointer when the mouse pointer is in between two plotted points.
When Average is clicked with the blue cursor displayed on the window, the blue cursor,
average, maximum and minimum values disappear from the window.
The initial display position of the blue cursor is at both ends of X-axis of the currently
displayed window.
The cursor may disappear from the visible zone following X-axis zoom-in operation. In this
case the hair cursor cannot be seen but retains the original cursor point. When Average is
clicked twice without the blue cursor in the window, the blue cursors re-appear at both ends of
the X-axis.
Figure 6.9.6
Display of Average, Maximum, Minimum values in the Trend window
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6.9.8
Tabular format display

When Tabular on the Trend window is clicked, Trend data is displayed in tabular format.
1)
2)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
3)
Figure 6.9.7
1) Menu bar:
[File]
[Edit]
[View]
(*)
Tabular format display of Trend data

Save:
Edit:
Quality:
Graph:
Displays the Save dialog.

Displays the Data Edit dialog.
Displays quality of the data (*)
Displays Trend data in graph format
I: invisible
Q: Questionable
B: Update blocking
M: Manual Override
L: Limit over
I: Uncollected
T: Test
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2) Data edit icon:

You can edit the measurement value manually in the Daily Trend window.
Select the cell and click Edit icon (
icon) or [Edit] from the menu bar to open the Data
Edit dialog.
When the edited value is input and Save is clicked, the edited value is reflected to the tabular
format window.
Figure 6.9.8
Data Edit dialog
3) Save icon:
Click
icon at the upper right of the tabular format window. The dialog to specify the
saving period opens. Specify the date and click OK.
Figure 6.9.9
Save dialog
After that, a dialog to save the CSV format opens. The data currently displayed in the tabular
format is output to the specified file in CSV format.
4) Bay name display area: Bay name is displayed.
5) Group name display area: Group name currently displayed on the screen is displayed.
6) Time base display area: Daily, Weekly, Monthly or Annual is displayed.
7) Start date area:
The date and time to start displaying the data is displayed. The display varies depending on
the time base.
When Time base is Daily and Weekly: day/month/year
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When Time base is Monthly:
When Time base is Annual:
month/year
year
8) Quality: Click this button to display the quality of the data.

9) Graph: Click this button to close the tabular format.
10) Data display area:
y How to calculate maximum, minimum, and average values
The maximum, minimum and average values are calculated excluding elements with
missing data.
Elements with missing data are not included in the parameter of average.
Therefore, all these values (max., min, and average) are regarded normal.
y Display is in the following table.
Status
Window
Normal
(Collected)
Character: Ordinary color

Background: Ordinary color
Defective
(Collected,
Quality abnormal)
Previous value
Background: Defective color
Defective
(Not collected,
normal)
Previous value
Background: Defective color
Not yet collected
Quality
Blank
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6.9.9
Display/Not display of grid

When Grid in the Trend window is clicked while grid line is displayed, the grid line of Y-axis
becomes invisible and Grid changes to be not depressed. When Grid is clicked again, the
grid line of Y-axis becomes visible and Grid changes to pressed status.
(Grid is displayed)
(Grid is not displayed)

Figure 6.9.10
Grid line of the Trend window display/not display

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6.9.10
Group Edit dialog

If [File]-[Group Edit] is selected from the menu bar of the Trend window, the Group Edit
dialog opens.
To edit an existing group, select the group name from Group List and click Edit. The Group
Property dialog opens.
To create a new group, click Add of the Group Edit dialog. The Group Property dialog
shown opens.
If OK is clicked, the Trend window of the last edited group is displayed.
Figure 6.9.11
Group Edi dialog
Group List display area: Displays the list of group names.

Add:
Edit:
Displays the Group Property dialog to register a new group.

Displays the details of the group selected from Group List display area in the Group
Property dialog.
Delete :Deletes the bay or group selected in the Group List display area.
Bay in copy destination selection combo box: Displays the copy destination bay.
Copy:
Copy the group to the bay selected in the above combo box. A confirmation dialog is
displayed if the same group name exists in the bay of copy destination.
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6.9.11 Group Property dialog
The Group Property dialog is used to add a new group or edit the contents of an existing
group. This dialog is displayed when Add or Edit is clicked in the Group Edit dialog.
Bay Name, Device Name, Unit, Pen Colour, and Pen Width of the member selected from the
upper part of the dialog are displayed in the lower part.
In the initial display of each element of a new group is displayed blank but Pen Colour is
assigned as a default setting.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
8)
Figure 6.9.12
1)
2)
3)
4)
6)
7)
Group Property dialog
Bay Name combo box: Select the bay to which the group belongs.
Group name:
Input the name of trend group from keyboard.
Member list:
This list displays the information to be displayed in the graph (Bay Name, Device Name, Unit,
Pen Color and Pen Width). Maximum 20 members can be registered.
Update:
If an item displayed in the lower part of the dialog is changed and this button is clicked, the
changed item is reflected to the Member list.
5)
Delete:
If the member you want to delete is selected from the Member list displayed in the upper part of
the dialog and this button is clicked, the corresponding element is deleted and Bay Name,
Device Name and Unit are cleared.
6)
Pen Color:
Pen Color specifies the color of a polygonal line. Double clicking opens the color palette.
7)
Pen Width:
Pen Width specifies the line width of a polygonal line.
8)
Y-axis Setting:
The Y-axis Setting dialog is displayed when this button is clicked.
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6.9.12 Y-Axis Setting for the Trend window
If Y-axis Setting of the Group Property dialog is clicked, the Y-axis Setting dialog is
displayed. Normally the Y-axis area of the Trend window is set to Auto position. If you want
to change the Y-axis area, change Auto position to Manual position and set the parameter
appropriately. Y-axis setting is saved for each group.
Figure 6.9.13
Y-Axis Setting dialog
1) Max
Input the maximum value of the Y-Axis.
2) Origin Base
Input the value of the crossing point with X-Axis.
3) Min
Input the minimum value of the Y-Axis.
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6.9.13 Overlay dialog
The Overlay dialog is used to overlay a specified trend onto past data.
When Overlay in the Trend window in graph display is clicked, the Overlay dialog opens.
Specify the trend graph to be the base and the date (Day, Month, and Year) of data to be
overlaid.
When OK is clicked, the graph specified as the base is displayed with the past data and the
window changes to Frozen mode.
1)
Figure 6.9.14
Overlay dialog
1) Base Trend selection area: Select the Trend to be the base

2) Overlay Trend selection area: Select the date of the Trend to overlay on the base Trend.
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6.10
RSM Dialogs
6.10.1 RSM dialog

The RSM dialog is used to start the RSM software.
This dialog is displayed when the Relay in the main menu bar is clicked and RSM is selected.
Figure 6.10.1
Start:
RSM dialog
When this button is clicked, the RSM software is started.
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6.10.2 Select Disturbance Record dialog
The Select Disturbance Record dialog is used to display the disturbance waveform of the
selected relay.
This dialog is displayed by clicking Relay Disturbance Record from main menu bar or by
right-clicking the of the relay symbol in the System window and select View Disturbance
Record from the context menu.
(1) List of relays
Figure 6.10.2
Select Disturbance Record dialog (list of relays)
Relay selection area: Relays in the system are listed. Double-clicking a relay displays the list
of disturbance record of the relay.
Wave Data: Clicking this button after selecting a relay in the relay selection area or
double-clicking a relay in the relay selection area displays the list of
disturbance records.
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(2) List of disturbance records
Figure 6.10.3
Select Disturbance Record dialog (list of disturbance records)
Subtitle area: Display format is as follows;

In case of IFU relay:
Voltage level_Bay name_IFU name_relay name
In case of relay other than IFU relay:
Voltage level_Bay name_Relay name
List of disturbance record area: Disturbance records Date and Time are listed.
Double-clicking a row displays the disturbance record.
Wave View: Clicking this button after selecting a row from the List of disturbance record area
displays the disturbance record.
Back: By clicking this button the dialog changes to the list of relays.
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6.11
Symbol
6.11.1 Outline
The objects to display various pieces of information and status in the HMI are called symbols.
This section describes each symbol.
6.11.2 Context menu

A context menu is provided from various symbols. The context menu is displayed by
right-clicking the symbol.
The context menus are as in the table below.
Device symbol(CB,DS,ES)
Control
Blocking
Manual Override
Measurement value symbol Limit Setting

Blocking
Manual override
View Trend
Bay symbol
Bay Details
Safety Tag
Blocking
IED symbol
Detail Status
Relay Setting Group
Mode Change
Reset LED
Blocking
View Disturbance Record
Printer symbol
State Change
Alarm Lock
Tag symbol
Delete
Memorandum symbol
Icon
Edit
Delete
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Displayed context menu of IED varies according to IED type.
No.
BCU
BCPU
Toshiba
Relay of
Relay
manufacturers
(IEC61850)
other than
other than
Toshiba
Toshiba
(IEC61850)
(IEC103)
IFU
Toshiba Relay
Relay of
(IEC103)
manufacturers
Detail Status
Relay Setting
Group
Mode Change
Reset LED
Blocking
View
Disturbance
Record
X: Context menu is displayed.
-: Context menu is not displayed
6.11.3 Symbols with override setting and blocking setting

Symbols with override or blocking setting are displayed with a mark indicating setting status
on the symbol.
i.g.) CB symbol
Ordinary
Override setting
Blocking setting
B
M
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6.11.4 Details of each symbol
This subsection describes the list of symbols, type of the context menu and the operation
characteristic of each symbol.
1CB, DS, ES Symbols

Table 6.11.1
Status
Open
Close
Traveling
List of symbols
Faulty
Intermediate
Connection
failure
Symbol
CB
Symbol
(DS,ES)
Dialogs
at
clicking
Left-click:
Displays the Control dialog
Right-click:
Displays the following context menu.
Control:
Displays the Control dialog.
Blocking:
Displays the Blocking dialog.
Manual Override: Displays the Manual Override dialog.
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2) 3-Position device (Combined DS/ES)

This symbol is used for devices that have 3 status conditions.
Table 6.11.2
ES
DS
Open
List of 3-POS device symbols
Close
Faulty
Unkown
Open
Close
Faulty
Unkown
?
Dailogs
clicking
at
Click:
?
?
Control:
Blocking:
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3) Device status display symbol for special request
Table 6.11.3
Status
List of device status display symbols for special request
Open
Close
Faulty
Undefined
Unknown
Symbol
?
Dialog
clicking
at
Left-click:
Displays the Control dialog
Right-click:
Control:
Blocking:
4) Power flow status display

Table 6.11.4
Status
List of power flow direction indications

Normal
Symbol
Unknown
?
?
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5) Single Line diagram status
(A) In case of busbar coloring specification
Table 6.11.5
Status
Live(*)
List of status display of live/dead (1)

Dead
Unknown
Contradiction
Symbol
* The color varies depending on the voltage level.

(B) In case of line name coloring specification
Table 6.11.6 List of status display of live/dead (2)

Status
Live(*)
Dead
Symbol
Line name
Line name
Unknown
Line name
* The color varies depending on the voltage level.

6) Measurement value
Table 6.11.7 List of display of measurement value

Status
Normality
Faulty
Connection Failure
Unknown
Symbol
Dialog at clicking
Left-click:
Displays Limit Setting dialog.
Right -click:
Limit Setting:
Displays the Limit Setting dialog.
Blocking:
View Trend:
Displays the trend of the corresponding
measurement value (The Trend window).
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7) Bay label
H02
Dialog at clicking
Left-click: Displays a bay single diagram and the Bay Information dialog.
Right-click:
Bay Details: Displays a bay single diagram and the Bay Information
dialog.
Safety Tag: Displays the Safety Tag dialog.
Blocking:
8) Equipment and connecting lines in the System window
Equipmnt Status:
Normal: Blue with mode name
(Online or Test)
Heavy failure: Red with mode
name (Online or
Test).
Light failure: Orange with mode
name
(Online
or
Test).
Connection failure:
Connection line: Red
Device: Shown in previous status
color.
Mode name: Blank
Network status
Connected:
Green
Not connected: Red
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Operation of LCD Screen of BCU/BCPU

This chapter describes operation of the BCU/BCPU.
Refer to Chapter 8 for the screen composition and LCD mode.
7.1
Browsing
The LCD of BCU/BCPU uses a touch sensor type panel enabling operation by touching the
screen directly.
The following screen is a browsing screen (BRW) that can be displayed without menu
operation. You can browse the following screens by touching BRW key. Figure 7.1.1 shows
an image of screen transition.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
MIMIC screen
Current screen
Event List screen
Fault Record Details screen
Browsing Key
Touch Screen
LCD Off
Browsing Key
MIMIC Key
Main Menu
MIMIC
Back
Power Off
Browsing Key
Current Key
Status Key
Status
Metering
Back
Back
Browsing Key
Event Record Key
Event List
Back
Browsing Key
Record Key
Browsing Key
Record
Back
Browsing Key
Fault Record Key
Fault No. Key
Fault Details
Fault Record
Back
Back
Browsing Key
Legend
LCD Off
Fault Record
LCD status
Fault Record
Screen displayed only in Model 700 series
Screen name (title)
Figure 7.1.1
BRW transition diagram
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7.2
Setting LCD to Display Status

When BCU/BCPU is in ordinary status, Power ON LED (Green) of BCU/BCPU lights and
LCD panel is in power saving status. When you touch the LCD in power saving status, Main
Menu is displayed (Figure 7.2.1).
Figure 7.2.1
7.3
Initial status of LCD at Power On (Main Menu)
Turning off the LCD Display

To turn off the LCD (Power Saving), touch the PWR key in the touch key display area. Only
the Main Menu screen (Figure 7.2.1) is provided with PWR key.
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7.4
Switching Display Screen

To display a screen, touch the Menu Key in the application display area. The screen
corresponding to the Menu Key you touched is displayed.
For example, when you touch Record Key of Main Menu screen, Record screen is
displayed (Figure 7.4.1).
Figure 7.4.1
Display Screen (Record)
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7.5
Entering Password
When displaying Settings screen and Test screen from the Main Menu screen, or when
changing the control mode (Remote/Local) through MIMIC screen, you are requested to
enter a password. Please enter password [ ]. is displayed in the guidance display area
and the keypad pop-up is displayed in the touch key display area. (See Figure 7.5.1)
However, when the password is initialized, password input is not needed.
When entering the password using the keypad and touching ENT key, the keypad pop-up
disappears.
When you enter the correct password, the screen corresponding to the Menu Key you
touched is displayed or control mode (Remote/Local) is changed. The input password
becomes invalid when you return to Main Menu or when you touch BRW Key and the
system returns to View mode.
If you enter an incorrect password, a message of Incorrect password. Please retype
password. is displayed and the screen you want is not displayed or Remote/Local control
mode will not be changed.
When you touch ENT Key without entering password, the screen corresponding the Menu
Key you touched is displayed in View mode, in which only viewing is available.
Touching CAN Key returns the system to the original state.
(1)
In case of displaying Setting and Test screen
Figure 7.5.1
Enter Password screen
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(2)
In case of changing the control mode in MIMIC screen
Figure 7.5.2
Enter Password screen (MIMIC screen)
In the case of BCU/BCPU with Key Switch, the ten-key pop-up for password input in
Figure7.5.2 is not displayed. Instead, the Control mode of the system is changed by turning
the Key Switch. Selecting and controlling the device from the LCD (MIMIC) is possible in
Local mode.
Remote mode
Figure 7.5.3
7.6
Local mode
Key Switch status and Control mode
Moving the Screen in Higher Hierarchy

When returning to the screen in the higher hierarchy, touch BCK key in the touch key
display area.
For example, if you touch BCK key in Record screen, the Main Menu screen is
displayed.
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7.7
Displaying the Screen of the Next Page

To display the next page of a screen with two or more pages, touch the NXT Key in the
touch key display area.
Two types of page control method are provided (by customizing), namely the Cyclic method
and Un-Cyclic method. In the Cyclic method, when NXT Key is touched on the last page,
the screen returns to the top page. In the Un-Cyclic method, NXT Key becomes inactive
when the last page is displayed.
For example, if you touch NXT Key in 1/147 Page of Event Record screen (See Figure
7.7.1), 2/147 Page of Event Record screen (See Figure 7.8.1) is displayed.
Figure 7.7.1
Next Page (Event Record (1/147))
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7.8
Displaying the Screen of the Previous Page

To display the previous page of a screen that has two or more pages, touch PRV Key in the
touch key display area.
Two types of page control method are provided (by customizing), namely the Cyclic method
and Un-Cyclic method. In the Cyclic method, when NXT Key is touched on the last page,
the screen returns to the top page. In the Un-Cyclic method, NXT Key becomes inactive
when the last page is displayed.
For example, if you touch PRV Key in 2/147 Page of Event Record screen (See Figure
7.8.1), 1/147 Page of Event Record screen (See Figure 7.7.1) is displayed.
Figure 7.8.1
Previous Page (Event Record (2/147))
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7.9
Work Flow of Changing Setting of the Items

The work flow for change the setting of the item is described below
1) Select the item to change.
2) Decide the selection of 1) by touching [ENT] key.
3) Select the option or input the numerical value.
4) Decide the operation of 3) by touching [ENT] key.
5) Apply the setting by touching [SET] key.
6) Confirm the setting by touching [YES] key.
Select the item (See section 7.10)
Touch [ENT] key to decide

the selection(See section 7.11)
Select the option (See section 7.12)
or Input numeric value (7.13)
YES
Cancel the operation?
Touch [CAN] key to cancel the

selection (See7.14)
NO
Touch [ENT] key to decide
the operation (See section 7.15)
NO
Apply the setting?
Touch [RST] to reset

the setting (See section 7.17)
YES
Touch [SET] key to apply
the setting (See section 7.16)
Really reset
the setting?
NO
Really apply
NO
the setting?
YES
Touch [YES] key (See section 7.16)
Changed contents are sent to BCU/BCPU

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7.10
Selecting the Setting Item
To select a setting item (the items shown in reverse type) in a screen with setting items, touch
or Key. The reversed brightness on the item moves upward/downward or right/left.
The Cyclic method and Un-Cyclic method are provided.
When Key is touched, the reversed type on the setting item moves downward. If it
arrives at the left bottom setting item, it moves to the setting item at the upper right of the
screen. When the reversed type item arrives at the right bottom setting item, then it moves to
the upper left setting item under the Cyclic method. In case of the Un-Cyclic method, Key
becomes inactive.
For example, when Key is touched in CB Setting screen, the reversed type on the
setting item moves to the lower item. (See Figure 7.10.1.)
Figure 7.10.1
Moving Setting Line (CB Setting)
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7.11
Setting the Selected Item to Setting Enabled Status
To set the selected setting item to setting enabled status, touch ENT Key. When inputting of
a value is required, the keypad pop-up is displayed in the touch key display area. (See Figure
7.11.2.) When selecting an option is required, the option list pop-up is displayed in the touch
key display area. (See Figure 7.11.1.)
Figure
7.11.1Option pop-up (CB Setting)
Figure 7.11.2
Select Setting Item (CB Setting)
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7.12
Selecting the Setting from Option List Pop-up
When selecting an option from the options displayed in the option list pop-up, touch the
option Key to select. The selected option is displayed in reversed type. (See Figure 7.12.1.)
For example, when FWD Key is touched in OC screen, FWD is displayed in reversed
type at the setting item (OC-DIR). (See to Figure 7.12.2.)
Figure 7.12.1
Figure 7.12.2
Option Pop-up (OC)
Adopting Option (OC)
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7.13
Inputting Numeric Values by Keypad Pop-up
To input numeric values using the keypad pop-up, touch the keypad. The figure you touched
is displayed in reversed type.
For example, when ENT Key is touched in CB1CPN of CB Setting screen, the CB1CEN
becomes setting enabled status. (See Figure 7.13.1.) Touch the figure 2, . and 0. The
figure you touched is displayed. (See Figure 7.13.2.)
Figure 7.13.1
Figure 7.13.2
Select Setting Item (CB Setting)
Inputting Value (CB Setting)
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7.14
Canceling the Pop-up
To cancel the operation of the keypad pop-up or of the option list pop-up, touch CAN Key.
The pop-up disappears and the setting item returns to the state before the selection.
7.15
Deciding the Operation of Selected Setting Item or Input Value
To decide the operation of the keypad pop-up or of the option list pop-up, touch ENT Key.
The pop-up disappears, and the setting item is displayed in reversed type and becomes
setting disabled status. (See Figure 7.15.1.)
Figure 7.15.1
Deciding Setting Item (CB Setting)
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7.16
Applying the Changed Item or Input Value
To apply the changed contents, touch SET Key after the operation of 7.15. A message of
Set changed items? is displayed in the guidance message display area.
When you touch YES Key, the changed contents are sent to BCU/BCPU and reflected to
the setting or value on the screen. All function buttons become temporarily inactive until the
response is returned from BCU/BCPU.
If you touch NO Key, the screen returns to the status before touching SET Key.
For example, when SET Key is touched in CB Setting screen, the guidance message is
displayed. (See Figure 7.16.1.)
When YES Key is touched, the changed contents are applied.
When NO Key is touched, the screen returns to the status shown in Figure 7.15.1).
Figure 7.16.1
Fig. 7.16.1
Set Changed Item (CB Setting)
Set Changed Item (YES) (CB Setting)
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Resetting the Setting or the Input Value to the Original
When resetting the changed contents, touch RST Key after 7.15. Reset changed items?
message is displayed in the guidance message display area.
When you touch YES Key, all changed contents are reset and the item returns to the state
before changing.
If you touch NO Key, the screen returns to the status before touching RST Key.
For example, when RST Key is touched in CB Setting, the guidance message is displayed.
(See Figure 7.17.1)
When YES Key is touched, the changed contents are reset. The reversed type on the
setting item moves to the item at upper left on the screen. (See Figure 7.10.1.)
When NO Key is touched, the screen returns to the state shown in Fig.7.15.1.
Figure 7.17.1Reset Changing item (CB Setting)
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7.18
Setting Hours of Energy Saving Mode
If no operations are performed for the period of specified hours (BLOFFT), the brightness of
LCD screen is reduced. If no operation is carried out further for the period of the specified
time (STARTSTT), LCD screen status changes to Power Saving status. (See Figure 7.18.1.)
Bright
Power
Saving
Dark
BLOFFT
STARTSTT
Figure 7.18.1
7.19
Power Saving Time Chart
Displaying in View Mode
When a screen setting items is displayed in View mode, the setting items are not displayed in
reversed type.
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7.20
7.20.1
7.20.2
Screen Operation Common to BCU and BCPU

Displaying MIMIC screen
1)
Touch MIMIC key in the Main Menu

screen.
2)
MIMIC screen is displayed.
Displaying Record screen

1) Touch Record key in the Main Menu
screen.
2) Record screen is displayed.
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7.20.3
7.20.4
Displaying Status screen

1)
Touch Status key in the Main Menu

screen.
2)
Status screen is displayed.
1)
Touch Settings key in the Main Menu

screen.
2)
Settings screen is displayed.
Displaying Settings screen
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7.20.5
7.20.6
Displaying Test screen

1)
Touch Test key in the Main Menu screen.
2)
Test screen is displayed.
1)
Touch Event Record key in the Record

screen.
2)
Record-Event Record screen is displayed.
Displaying Event Record screen
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7.20.7
Clearing Record data

1)
Touch Clear Record key in the Record

screen.
2)
Record-Clear Records screen is displayed.

Touch the item key to clear.
3)
The guidance Clear records? is displayed.

Touch Yes key in the touch key display
area.
4)
Record data is cleared.
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7.20.8
7.20.9
Displaying Event List screen

1)
Touch Event List key in the Status screen.
2)
Status-Event List screen is displayed.
1)
Touch Metering key in the Status screen.
2)
Status-Metering screen is displayed.
Displaying Metering screen
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7.20.10 Displaying Counters screen
1)
Touch Counters key in the Status screen.
2)
Status-Counters screen is displayed.
1)
Touch Binary I/O key in the Status screen.
2)
Status-Binary I/O screen is displayed.
7.20.11 Displaying Binary I/O screen
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7.20.12 Displaying Operation Time screen
1)
Touch Operation Time key in the Status

screen.
2)
Status-Operation Time screen is displayed.
1)
Touch Harmonic Level key in the Status

screen.
2)
Status-Harmonic Level screen is displayed.
7.20.13 Displaying Harmonic Level screen
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7.20.14 Displaying Voltage Variation screen
1)
Touch Voltage Variation key in the Status

screen.
2)
Status-Voltage Variation screen is displayed.
1)
Touch Clear Status Data key in the Status

screen to open Clear Status Data.
2)
Touch the item key of the status data to clear.
7.20.15 Clearing Status data
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3)
The guidance Clear status data? is

displayed.
When YES key is touched, the corresponding
data is cleared.
7.20.16 Displaying Communication Port screen

1)
Touch Communication Port key in the

Status screen.
2)
Status-Communication Port screen is

displayed.
(Port2 is displayed on in the Two LAN port
type GBU100.)
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7.20.17 Displaying Information screen
1)
Touch Information key in the Status

screen.
2)
Status-Information screen is displayed.
1)
Touch Control key in the Settings screen.
2)
Settings-Control screen is displayed.
7.20.18 Displaying Control screen
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7.20.19 Changing CB setting
Ten-key
1)
Touch CB Setting key in the

Settings-Control screen.
2)
Settings-Control-CB Setting screen is

displayed.
3)
Select the item to change using key or

key and touch ENT key.
4)
Keypad or options are displayed in the touch

key display area according to the item to
change.
5)
Input from keypad:

Touch ten key to input changed value and
then touch ENT key.
Example of options
Input from option select key:

Touch option key. After the type of touched
option is reversed, touch ENT key.
6)
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7.20.20 Changing DS setting
1)
Touch DS Setting key in the

2)
Settings-Control-DS Setting screen is

displayed.
3)
Execute the procedure 3) to 5) in 7.20.19.
1)
Touch ES Setting key in the

2)
Settings-Control-ES Setting screen is

displayed.
3)
7.20.21 Changing ES setting
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7.20.22 Changing the setting of Single type Change Over Switch
1)
Touch Single COS Setting key in the

2)
Settings-Control-Single COS Setting

screen is displayed.
3)
Execute the procedure 3) to 5) in 7. 20.19.
7.20.23 Changing the setting of Double type Change Over Switch

1)
Touch Double COS Setting key in the

2)
Settings-Control-Double COS Setting

3)
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7.20.24 Changing the setting of Triple type Change Over Switch
1)
Touch Triple COS Setting key in the

2)
Settings-Control-Triple COS Setting screen

is displayed.
3)
1)
Touch TAP Setting key in the

Setting-Control screen.
2)
Settings-Control-TAP Setting screen is

displayed.
3)
Execute the procedure 3) to 5) in 7. 20.19.
7.20.25 Changing TAP setting
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7.20.26 Changing the setting common to measurement items
1)
Touch Status key in Settings screen to

display Settings-Status screen.
2)
Touch Common key in Settings-Status

screen.
3)
Settings-Status-Common screen is
displayed.
4)
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7.20.27 Changing the setting of DC Analog Input
1)

2)
Touch Metering key in Settings-Status

screen to display Settings-Status-Metering
screen.
3)
Touch DC-Analog Input key in

Settings-Status-Metering screen.
4)
Settings-Status-Metering-DC-Analog Input

5)
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7.20.28 Changing the setting of Electric Energy (Change Value)
1)

2)
Touch Metering key in Settings-Status

screen to display Settings-Status-Metering
screen.
3)
Touch Change Value key in

Settings-Status-Metering screen.
4)
Settings-Status-Metering-Change Value
5)
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7.20.29 Changing Counter setting (Common)
1)

2)
Touch Counter key in Settings-Status

screen to display Settings-Status-Counter
screen.
3)
Touch Common key in

Settings-Status-Counter screen.
4) Settings-Status-Counter-Common screen
is displayed.
5) Execute the procedure 3) to 5) in 7.20.19.
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7.20.30 Changing Counter setting (Other Setting)
1) Touch Status key in Settings screen to
2) Touch Counter key in Settings-Status

screen.
3) Touch Other Setting key in

4) Settings-Status-Counter-Others Setting
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7.20.31 Changing Counter setting (Total Time Setting)

screen.
3) Touch Total Time Setting key in

4) Settings-Status-Counter-Total Time
Setting screen is displayed.
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7.20.32 Changing Counter setting (Change Value)

screen.
3) Touch Counter Value key in

4) Settings-Status-Counter-Change Value
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7.20.33 Changing the setting of Harmonic Level
2) Touch Harmonic Level key in

Settings-Status screen.
3) Settings-Status-Harmonic Level screen is

displayed.
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7.20.34 Changing the setting of Voltage Variation
2) Touch Voltage Variation key in

Settings-Status screen.
3) Settings-Status-Voltage Variation screen is

displayed.
7.20.35 Changing the setting of Synchronous Check

1) Touch Synchronous Check key in Settings
screen.
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2) Settings-Synchronous Check screen is
displayed.
7.20.36 Changing Time setting

1) Touch Time key in Settings screen.
2) Settings-Time screen is displayed.
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7.20.37 Changing Communication setting (Front Port)
1) Touch Communication key in Settings
screen to display Settings-Communication
screen.
2) Touch Front Port key in

Settings-Communication screen.
3) Settings-Communication-Front Port screen

is displayed.
7.20.38 Changing Communication setting (Protocol)

1) Touch Communication key in Settings
screen to display Settings-Communication
screen.
2) Touch Protocol key in

Settings-Communication screen.
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3) Settings-Communication-Protocol screen is
displayed.
7.20.39 Changing Password setting

1) Touch Password key in Settings screen.
2) Settings-Password screen is displayed.
3) Select the item to change using key or

key in the touch key display area.
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4) Touch ENT key.
The guidance message Please enter new
Password. is displayed.
5) Enter new password with keypad and touch

ENT key.
To reset the se tpassword, enter 0000 and
touch ENT key.
6) The guidance message Please retype new

password. is displayed. Enter the password
again and touch ENT key.
7) The guidance message Set changed

items? is displayed. When YES key in the
touch key display area is touched, the
password is changed.
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7.20.40 Changing Panel setting
1) Touch Panel key in Settings screen.
2) Settings-Panel screen is displayed.
7.20.41 Changing other settings

1) Touch Other key in Settings screen.
2) Settings-Others screen is displayed.
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7.20.42 Lock BCU Automatic Monitoring Function
1) Touch Switch key in Test screen.
2) Test-Switch screen is displayed.
For manufacturer only
3) Select the item of A.M.F using key or

key in the touch key display area and
touch ENT key.
Do not operate UVTEST, THMRST
NOTE and SYNCST as they are provided
for manufacturers test only.
4) The option corresponding to the A.M.F. item

is displayed.
Touch On key and then ENT key.
5) A.M.F becomes ON status.

(BCU Automatic Monitoring Function is
locked)
z To reset the monitor lock, touch Off key
at the preceding step 4), touch ENT key
and then touch SET key.
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6) The guidance message Execute test items?
is displayed. When YES key is touched, the
setting is executed.
7.20.43 Testing Logic Circuit

1) Touch Logic Circuit key in Test screen.
2) Test-Logic Circuit screen is displayed.
3) Select the item to test using key or

key and touch ENT key. The keypad is
displayed.
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4) Enter the test value (Signal No.) using the
keypad and touch ENT key.
z
Refer to Configuration manual

BCU/BCPU for the Signal No.
for
5) Touch SET key.
6) The guidance message Execute test items?

is displayed. When YES key is touched, test
of Logic Circuit is executed.
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7.20.44 Controlling a device from MIMIC screen
1) Touch CNT key in MIMIC screen to
display Control Window.
2) Touch L/R key to set MIMIC screen to

local mode.
[LOC] is displayed in mode display area.
z When a password is set for entering into
MIMIC, the password must be entered.
For BCU/BCPU equipped with Key
Switch, turn the Key Switch to LOC (local
mode). (Refer to Chapter 7.5.)
3) Touch the device to be controlled.

The touched device starts blinking.
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4) Touch the key for control direction.
(OP: Open, CL: Close)
5) The guidance message Device was

selected. Execute or Cancel? is displayed.
Touch EXE key.
<When closing the Circuit Breaker>
The guidance message Do you want to
close control? is displayed. Touch Yes key.
The guidance message control or cancel?
is displayed. Touch Exe key.
6) The device status is reversed.
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Controlling a device by automatic sequence control from MIMIC screen

1) Touch CNT key in MIMIC screen to
display Control Window.
2) Touch L/R key to set MIMIC screen to

local mode.
[LOC] is displayed in mode display area.
(When a password is set for entering into
MIMIC, the password must be entered.
For BCU/BCPU equipped with Key
Switch, turn the Key Switch to LOC (local
mode). (Refer to Chapter 7.5.)
3) Touch the row of a named automatic

sequence control operation.
The current status (STOP in the left figure) of
the touched row starts blinking.
4) The guidance message Control or Cancel is

displayed. Touch STR key.
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5) The guidance message Device was
selected. Execute or Cancel? is displayed.
Touch EXE key.
6) Automatic sequence control is executed.

The current status of automatic sequence
control name changes to STR.
7) When the automatic sequence control is

completed, the current status of the
automatic sequence control name changes
to STOP.
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7.21
7.21.1
Screen operation only for BCPU

Displaying Fault Record screen
1) Touch Fault Record in Record screen.
2) Record-Fault Record screen is displayed.
7.21.2
Displaying Fault Record Details screen

1) Touch Fault Record key in Record screen
to display Record-Fault Record screen.
2) Touch the row of the date of the record whose

details are to be displayed.
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3) The detailed contents of selected fault record
are displayed.
7.21.3
Turning off the TRIP LED

1) Display the detailed contents of the fault
records by the procedure described in 7.21.
2.
2) Touch ACK key. The TRIP LED goes out.
7.21.4
Displaying Disturbance Record
1)
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Touch Disturbance Record key in the

Record screen.
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7.21.5
Clearing Disturbance Records
1)
Touch Clear Record key in the Record

screen.
2)
Record-Clear Records screen is displayed.

Touch Clear Disturbance Records key.
3)
The guidance Clear records? is displayed.

Touch Yes key in the touch key display
area.
4)
Record data is cleared.
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7.21.6
7.21.7
Changing the setting of Disturbance Record

1)
Touch Record key in Settings screen to

display Settings-Record screen.
2)
Touch Disturbance Record key in

Settings-Record screen.
3)
Settings-Record-Disturbance Record
4)
1)
Touch Relay Element key in the Status

screen.
Displaying Relay Element screen
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2)
7.21.8
Status-Relay Element screen is displayed.
Changing the Protection Group

1) Touch Protection key in Settings screen to
display Setting-Protection screen.
2) Touch Change Group key in

Settings-Protection screen.
3) Settings-Group-Change Group screen is

displayed.
4) Select Active Group No. and touch ENT

key.
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5) Options are displayed.
Enter the group number using the option and
touch ENT key.
6) Touch SET key.
7) The guidance message Set changed items?

is displayed. When YES key is touched
Protection Group is changed.
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7.21.9
Changing Thermal Setting of Protection

1)
Touch Protection key in Settings screen to

display Setting Protection screen.
2)
Touch Group key of the group you want to

change in Settings-Protection screen.
Settings-Protection-Group screen of the
selected group is displayed.
3)
Touch Thermal key in

Setting-Protection-Group screen.
4)
Settings-Protection-Group-Thermal screen
is displayed.
5)
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7.21.10
Changing OC setting of Protection

2) Touch Group key of the group you want to

Settings-ProtectionGroup screen of the
3) Touch OC key in Setting-Protection-Group

screen.
4) Settings-Protection-Group-OC screen is
displayed.
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7.21.11
Changing EF setting of Protection

2) Touch Group key of the group you want to

3) Touch EF key in Setting-Protection-Group

screen.
4) Settings-Protection-Group-EF screen is
displayed.
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7.21.12
Changing SEF setting of Protection

1)

display Settings-Protection screen.
2)

3)
Touch SEF key in

4) Settings-Protection-Group-SEF screen is
displayed.
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7.21.13
Changing CTF/VTF/TC setting of Protection

1)

2)

3)
Touch CTF/VTF/TC key in

4)
Settings-Protection-Group-CTF/VTF/TC
5)
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7.21.14
Changing OV setting of Protection

1)

2)

3)
Touch OV key in Setting-Protection-Group

screen.
4) Settings-Protection-Group-OV
displayed.
screen
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7.21.15
Changing UV setting of Protection

1)

2)

3)
Touch UV key in Setting-Protection-Group

screen.
4)
Settings-Protection-Group-UV
displayed.
5)
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7.21.16
Changing FRQ setting of Protection

1)

2)

3)
Touch FRQ key in

4)
Settings-Protection-Group-FRQ screen is
displayed.
5)
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7.21.17
Changing ICD setting of Protection

1)

2)

3)
Touch ICD key in

4)
Settings-Protection-Group-ICD
displayed.
5)
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Explanation of LCD Screen

8.1
Screen Layout
LCD screen layout is shown below.
1) Date and Time display area
3) Mode
2) Title (hierarchy) display area
4) Title display area
5) Page
6) Application display area
7) Touch key display area

8) Guidance message display area
Fig. 8.1.1
LCD display area layout
1) Date and Time display area

2) Title (hierarchy) display area
3) Mode
4) Title display area
MIMIC
Control Window
7) Touch
key display
area
and
Metering Window
MIMIC Base Area
7) Touch key display area

8) Guidance/error message display area
Fig. 8.1.2
NOTE
LCD display area layout (MIMIC display)
7) is lacted at left in the BCU/BCPU customized for left-handed use.
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No.
Display area
Date & Time
Title (hierarchy)
Function
Displays the internal clock of BCU/BCPU
Displays the hierarchy of the screen currently displayed in
LCD. The title of upper screen is expressed with -.
Displays LCD mode.
VIEW is displayed in View Mode. In the View mode, only
viewing is possible.
Mode
LOC or REM is displayed when controlling the device in

the MIMIC screen. LOC means Local control, and REM
means Remote control.
Selecting and controlling the device from the LCD (MIMIC) is
possible in LOC.
Title
Displays the screen title currently displayed on LCD.

Displays the total page number and currently displayed page
Page
number on LCD. This is displayed only when two or more

pages are included.
Notation: Current page/Total pages.
Application
Displays the selected menu or the contents of the screen.
Touch key
Displays the touch key necessary for operation.
Guidance/error
Displays the guide message/error message if necessary
message
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8.2
8.2.1
Main Menu
Screen Configuration and Screen List

Screen Configuration
MIMIC
Record
Event Record
Fault Record
Fault Record Details
Disturbance Record
Clear Records
Status
Event List
Metering
Counters
Relay Element
Binary I/O
Operation Time
Harmonic Level
Voltage Variation
Communicaton Port
Information
Clear Status Data
Settings
Control
CB Setting
DS Setting
ES Setting
Single COS Setting
Double COS Setting
Triple COS Setting
TAP Setting
Record
Disturbance Record
Fault Records
Status
A
B
Protection
Synchronous Check
Time
Front Port
Communication
Protcol
Password
Panel
Others
Test
Switch
Logic Circuit
= Screen requires password.

= Screen deiplayed only in Model 700 series.
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Common
Metering
Common
DC Analog Input
Change Value
Counter
Common
Others Setting
Total Time Setting
Change Value
Harmonic Level
Voltage Variation
Change Group
Group Settings
Thermal
OC
EF
SEF
CTF/VTF/TC*
OV
UV
FRQ
ICD*
= Screen requires password.

= Screen displayed only in Model 700 series.
* TC = Trip Circuit
*ICD = Inrush Current Detector
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8.2.2
Screen List
The following is the overview of each screen of Toshiba BCU/BCPU.

Screen List
X: displayed
No.
- : Not displayed
Screen Name
1 Main Menu
2 MIMIC
Detail
Main Menu to display 5 sub-menus: MIMIC, Record, Status,
Settings and, Test.
MIMIC configuration to confirm and status of the device and
select& control the device.
3 OLTC Control
BCU BCPU
4 Record
Sub-menu to display screens related to records.
5 Record-Event Record
Displays Event Record.
6 Record-Fault Record
Displays Fault Record. Fault Record
8 Record-Disturbance Record Displays Disturbance Record.
9 Record-Clear Records
Menu to Clear records.
10 Status
Sub-menu to display screens related to status information.
11 Status-Event List
Displays Event List.
12 Status-Metering
Displays current measurement value.
Record-Fault Record-
Displays the details of Fault Record.
Fault Record Details
13 Status-Counters
Displays counter status such as number of operations and

operation time.
14 Status-Relay Element
Displays status of a relay.
15 Status-Binary I/O
Displays Binary I/O status.
16 Status-Operation Time
Displays operation time of devices.
17 Status-Harmonic Level
Displays Harmonic level.
18 Status-Voltage Variation
Displays voltage variation.
19 Status-Communication Port Displays active/inactive status for LAN port.
20 Status-Information (Official) Displays information on BCU/BCPU.
21 Status-Clear Status Data
Menu to clear status data.
22 Settings
Sub-menu to display screens related to setting.
23 Settings-Control
Menu to display screens related to control setting.
24 Settings-Control-CB Setting Screen to change the settings related to controlling CB.
25 Settings-Control-DS Setting Screen to change the settings related to controlling DS.
26 Settings-Control-ES Setting Screen to change the settings related to controlling ES.
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27
28
29
30
Screen Name
Settings-Control-
Screen to change the settings related to controlling Single
Single COS Setting
COS. (Change Over Switch with one position)
Settings-Control-
Screen to change the setting related to controlling Double
Double COS Setting
COS. (Change Over Switch with two positions)
Settings-Control-
Screen to change the setting related to controlling Triple
Triple COS Setting
COS. (Change Over Switch with three positions)
Settings-Control-
Screen to change the setting related to TAP control
TAP Setting
31 Settings-Record
32
33
Detail
Menu to display screens for record setting.
Settings-Record-
Screen to change the setting related to Disturbance
Disturbance Record
Record.
Settings-Record-
Screen to change the setting related to Fault Locator
Fault Record
BCU BCPU
34 Settings-Status
Menu to display screens related to status setting.
35 Settings-Status-Common
Screen to change the settings common to Status.
36 Settings-Status-Metering
Screen to display screens for Metering setting.
37
38
39
Settings-Status-MeteringCommon
Settings-Status-Metering-
42
43
44
45
46
Screen to change the settings related to DC analogue Input
DC Analog Input
Settings-Status-Metering-
Screen to change the Metering values. (mainly Wh, Varh)
Change Value
40 Settings-Status-Counter
41
Screen to change the settings common to Metering.
Settings-Status-Counter-
Menu to display screens for counter settings.

Screen to change the settings common to counters.
Common
Screen to change other settings of counter.
Others Setting
Screen to change the settings related to Total Time
Total Time Setting
settings.
Screen to change the current value of counters.
Change Value
Settings-Status-
Screen to change the settings related to Harmonic Level.
Harmonic Level
Settings-Status-
Screen to change the settings related to voltage variation.
Voltage Variation
47 Settings-Protection
Menu to display setting screens related to protection.
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No.
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
Screen Name
Detail
Settings-Protection-
Screen to change Active Group or to copy the settings of
Change Group
the Group.
Screen to select the setting items.
Group Settings
Screen to change the settings related to Thermal.
Group Settings-Thermal
Screen to change the settings related to OC.
Group Settings-OC
Screen to change the settings related to EF.
Group Settings-EF
Screen to change the settings related to SEF.
Group Settings-SEF
Screen to change the settings related to CTF/VTF/TC.
GroupSettings-CTF/VTF/TC
Screen too change the settings related to OV.
Group Settings-OV
Screen too change the settings related to UV.
Group Settings-UV
Screen to change the settings related to FRQ.
Group Settings-FRQ
Screen to change the settings related to ICD.
Group Settings-ICD
Settings-Synchronous
Screen to change the settings related to Synchronous
Check
Check.
BCU BCPU
60 Settings-Time
Screen to change the settings related to Time.
61 Settings-Communication
Menu to display screens related to Communication settings.
62
63
Settings-Communication-
Screen to change the setting of Front Port.(Baud Rate)
Front Port
Settings-Communication-
Screen to change the setting of Communication protocol.
Protocol
(RSM-X, IEC103,or IEC61850)
64 Settings-Password
65 Settings-Panel
66 Settings-Others
67 Test
Screen to change the setting of Password for MIMIC

screen, Setting screen, and Test screen.
Screen to change the settings related to Panel.(BLOFFT,
STARTSTT)
Screen to change the other settings such as Plant Name,
Description, and Line Name.
Menu to display screens for testing
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No.
Screen Name
Detail
BCU BCPU
68 Test-Switch
Screen to test items related to switch.
69 Test-Logic Circuit
Screen to test Logic Circuit.
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8.3
Touch key
The touch key used for LCD screen is described below.
1) LCD screen
Touch key
BCU/BCPU
Touch Key
Description
CAN
This key cancels the selection of a setting item.
SET
This key sets the changed contents.
RST
This key resets the changed contents.
YES
This key acknowledges the confirmation message.
NO
This key negates the confirmation message.
ENT
This key selects the setting item.
LCD Off status
When LCD screen is off, touching the touch panel turns on the LCD
screen and displays the default screen (Main Menu).
PWR
This key Turns off LCD screen.
NXT
This key displays next page.
PRV
This key displays previous page.
BCK
This key returns to upper screen.
BRW
This key is used to browse the principal screens.
ACK
This key is available in Fault Record Detail and turns off TRIP LED.
These keys are used to transition to other setting items when

Application display area displays two or more selection items.
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2) LCD screen (Case 1 of MIMIC display)
Touch key
Device symbol
Touch key
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BCU/BCPU
Touch Key
Description
Device Symbol Touch directly the device symbol to select.

L/R
OP(
Switches the control to REMOTE or LOCAL

)
Opens the selected device.
CL( I )
Closes the selected device.
ILBY
Carries out interlock bypass.
SYBY
Carries out synchronous check bypass
EXE
Executes the control of selected device.
CAN
Cancels the selection of setting item.
NXT
Displays next page.
BRW
Browses the principal screens.
BCK
Returns to upper screen.
CNT
Displays Control screen.
MET
Displays Metering screen.
<
Displays previous page of Control screen or Metering screen.
>
Displays next page of Control screen or Metering screen.
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5) LDC screen (Keypad display)
Touch key
BCU/BCPU
Touch Key
Ten-key
BS
Description
Inputs numerical value. (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, . , -)
Back space (cancels one figure before)
ENT
Apply the setting value.
CAN
Cancels keypad input operation.
CLR
Clears the setting value.
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8.4
Symbols for MIMIC

Following are the symbols for MIMIC display.
Table 8.4.1
Device
Device symbols
Type-1
name
0,0
*1
0,1
1,0
Type-2
1,1
*2
0,0
*1
0,1
1,1*2
1,0
CB
DS
EDS
IND
COS
Single
COS
Double
COS
Device
Type-1
Name
0,0,0
*1
0,0,1
0,1,0
Type-2
1,0,0 1,1,1
*2
0,0,0
Triple COS
*1
0,0,1
0,1,0
1,0,0 1,1,1*2
*1
Unknown Status is displayed by the same symbol.
*2
Faulty and Undefined status are displayed by the same symbol.
NOTE
The symbols are actually expressed in a different size.
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Table 8.4.2
Item
Image
Fixed symbols (default)

Item
Image
Item
Earth
SC
ShR
2 winding
Transformer
2 winding
Transformer
(TAP)
2 winding
Transformer
(Neutral
point)
3 winding
Transformer
Auto
transformer
Automatic
voltage
regulator
Arrester
Automatic
reactive
power
regulator
Instrument
transformer
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8.5
Operational Precautions (Displays during Normal Operation)

When BCU/BCPU is in normal status, RUN LED (Green) lights and LCD is in OFF status
(Power saving status). If the LCD in OFF status is touched, Main Menu screen is displayed.
Touch the Menu Key displayed in Main Menu screen to switch the screen and carry out
operation.
LCD is turned off (in power saving status) when PWR Key is touched. Also LCD is turned off
when no operation is performed for a predetermined time irrespective of its display status and
setting status. In that case the data under setting operation are discarded.
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Appendix A List of Related Documents

Manual
Document No.
Operation Manual
Instruction Manual Bay Control Unit
GBU100
6F2M1000
6F2M0344
Instruction Manual Station Computer Unit GSU100
6F2M0343
Configuration Manual (for SC/HMI)
6F2M1020
Configuration Manual for BCU/BCPU
6F2M1019
Operation Manual MIMIC Editor
6F2M1018
Operation Manual BI Tool
6F2M1017
SAS Design Manual
6F2M1061
Operation Manual Work Bench
6F2M1027
Operation Manual Database Maintenance Tool
6F2M1043
Operation Manual Make ICD/CID Tool
6F2M1028
Operation Manual Drawing Tool
6F2M1029
Operation Manual SFS Document Tool
6F2M1030
Operation Manual Interlock Tool
6F2M1031
Operation Manual Security Setting Tool
6F2M1032
Operation Manual Signal List Tool
6F2M1033
Operation Manual Bay Information Editor
6F2M1045
Instruction Manual PLC Tool
6F2S0810
Instruction Manual for IED61850 RSM110
6F2S0854
Instruction Manual PC Interface RSM 100
6F2S0715
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10 Appendix B
Q and A
This section describes typical failure modes and solution methods for each phenomenon related to
the SCMS (Substation Control and Monitoring System).
1. Abnormal conditions of the OWS/EWS hardware

This part describes the problems and solutions associated with abnormal conditions of the
OWS/EWS hardware.
(1)
Monitor
If you notice a strange smell or smoke coming from the Monitor, stop using immediately and unplug
the power cable from the plug socket.
Phenomenon
Causes
Corrective action
Unable to switch on
power
Power cable is not connected

correctly.
Check cable connection.
Nothing is displayed on
the screen
Connector cable is not connected Check cable connection.

to OWS/EWS correctly.
Display is distorted
OWS/EWS is not switched on.
Switch on OWS/EWS.
Power source is not supplied to

the monitor.
Check AC power source.
Brightness and contrast are not

correctly adjusted.
Adjust them correctly by referring to

setup guide of the monitor.
OWS/EWS setting is set to

screen saver or power saving
mode.
Display is returned to window when

you move the mouse.
Set OWS/EWS to maintenance
mode and check the screen property
settings.
We do not recommend the
use of a screen saver.
NOTE

Adjustment of screen is incorrect.
A rolling picture
Doesn't recognize
double-clicks
Adjust screen by referring to setup

guide of the monitor.

Adjustment of screen is incorrect.
Adjust screen by referring to setup

guide of the monitor.
Double-clicking speed and do not

match.

mode. To check mouse setting,
select 'control panel' in 'my
computer' and set appropriate using
condition.
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(2)
OWS/EWS
If you notice a strange smell or smoke coming from the OWS/EWS, stop using immediately and
unplug the power cable from the plug socket.
Phenomenon
Causes
Corrective action
Unable to switch on
power

correctly.
The master switch, which is

positioned on the back of the
OWS/EWS, is turned off.
Turn on the master switch.

OWS/EWS.
HDD lock is unlocked.
By using attached key, lock HDD

lock which is positioned in front of
the HDD.
Board is under abnormal

conditions and an error message
from BIOS is displayed on the
screen.
Replacement of OWS/EWS main

unit is needed.
HDD lock is unlocked.
Lock HDD by using attached key.
OS doesn't start up
HDD failure has occurred (Red

HDD replacement is needed.
LED is continuously illuminated or
not illuminating at all).
CD/DVD cannot be read
CD has been inserted

upside-down.
Place CD/DVD into the tray with

recorded side (silver, plain side)
down.
CD/DVD is damaged.
CD/DVD replacement is needed.
Noise from OWS/EWS
FAN is damaged.
OWS/EWS replacement is needed.
No FAN sound produced

from OWS/EWS
FAN has ceased to operate.
OWS/EWS power is down Serious malfunction of

automatically
OWS/EWS has occurred (a
message is displayed on the
monitor).
Abnormal condition in OWS/EWS Restart OWS/EWS and if the

applications or in OS has
phenomenon continues,
occurred.
re-installation of software is needed.
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(3)
Mouse
Phenomenon
Causes
Corrective action
Mouse doesnt move
Cable is not connected correctly.
Mouse cable is unplugged while

OWS/EWS power is on.
Switch off OWS/EWS power,

connect mouse, and then start up
OWS/EWS again. If this doesnt
solve the problem, OWS/EWS main
unit needs replacing.
Optical sensor is dirty.
Check the optical sensor and

remove dust.
Mouse is damaged.
Mouse needs replacing.
Doesnt recognize clicks
Mouse is damaged.
Strange movement
OS setting of the mouse for

left-hander and right-hander is
reversed.

select control panel in my
computer and change to appropriate
using condition.
Optical sensor is dirty.
Check the optical sensor and

remove dust.
Mouse is damaged.
Doesnt recognize
double-clicks
(4)
Double-clicking speed and setting Set OWS/EWS to maintenance

do not match.
select control panel in my
computer and set appropriate using
condition.
Keyboard
Phenomenon
Causes
Corrective action
Cannot input by key entry
Cable is not connected correctly.
Keyboard cable is unplugged

while OWS/EWS power is on.
Switch off OWS/EWS power,

connect keyboard, and then start up
OWS/EWS again. If this doesnt
solve the problem, OWS/EWS main
unit needs replacing.
Keyboard is damaged.
Keyboard needs replacing.
All inputted characters are CAPS LOCK is activated.

displayed in capital letters
405
Press SHIFT key and CAPS LOCK

key together to release.
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(5)
Speakers
Phenomenon
Causes
Corrective action
No sound produced
Volume is low.
Adjust volume.
Cable is unplugged from

OWS/EWS.
Volume inside OWS/EWS is low.

mode and select multimedia in the
control panel of my computer and
adjust the playback volume.
Headphone is connected.
Unplug the headphone.
Speaker Unit is not correctly

connected to the OWS/EWS.
Check the Speaker Unit is correctly

connected to the OWS/EWS.
Sound distorts
Volume inside OWS/EWS is high. Set OWS/EWS to maintenance

mode and select multimedia in the
control panel of my computer and
adjust the playback volume.
Cable from OWS/EWS not
connected correctly.
(6)
Printer (Color laser printer)
Phenomenon
Causes
Corrective action
Unable to switch on
power

correctly.

printer.
No paper. Paper Out LED is

illuminated.
Replenish paper.
No toner. Toner Out message is

displayed.
Replenish toner.
Cable from station level LAN is

not connected correctly to printer
converter.
Exchanges media converter

between optical cord and twisted
pair cable.
Cable between converter and

printer not connected correctly.
Power off at the converter.
Check the power at the converter.
OWS/EWS is not set for

connection to a remote printer.
Set remote printer to OWS/EWS.
Remote printer is not set for use

as OWS/EWS standard printer.

mode and select remote printer from
printer in my computer. Then
select printer from menu bar and
check printer that is in normal use.
Unable to print
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Phenomenon
Causes
Corrective action
Properties of printer are incorrect. Set OWS/EWS to maintenance

check properties, especially check
that the paper is set to A4
landscape.
Printing buffer is FULL for some
reason.
Restart printer and OWS/EWS.
A different printing process is in

operation.
It will be printed sequentially, so wait

for a while.
Properties of printer have been

altered.

check properties. Return altered
graphics back to standard settings.
No toner
Replenish toner.
Direction of printing
doesn't match (length and
breadth)
Properties of printer are set to

portrait printing.

that the paper is set to A4
landscape.
Paper jam has occurred
Paper is jammed in printer.
Clear paper jam by referring to the

page in the manual of the printer.
Color on paper does not

match color on screen
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(7)
Printer (Event log printer)
Phenomenon
Causes
Corrective action
Unable to switch on
power

correctly.

printer.
No paper. 'Paper Out' LED is

illuminated.
After turning off the printer, replenish

paper.

not connected correctly to the
converter.
Converter exchanges LAN media

between optical cord and twisted pair
wire cable.
Cable between converter and

printer is not connected correctly.
OWS/EWS is not set for

connection to a remote printer.
Set remote printer to OWS/EWS.
Unable to print
Properties of printer are incorrect. Set OWS/EWS to maintenance

select 'printer' from menu bar and
that the paper is set to series paper.
Printing buffer is FULL for some
reason.
Restart printer and OWS/EWS
A different printing process is in

operation.
It will be printed sequentially, so wait

for a while.
Paper jam has occurred
Paper is jammed in printer.
After turning off the printer, clear

paper jam by referring to page in the
manual.
Communication failure
has occurred.

not connected correctly to the
converter.
Change media converter between

optical cord and twisted pair wire
cable.
Cable is between the converter

and the printer not connected
correctly.
The pause button has been

available.
Set the pause button to not

available, and restart the printer.
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2.
OWS/EWS functions anomaly

This part describes OWS/EWS function anomalies and corrective actions.
(1)
Problems related to top menu selection
Phenomenon
Cause
Corrective action
Top menu is not
SC is not started.
Start up SC.
displayed.
SC is not in normal mode.
Check that LED (STTS1) of SC unit

lights in red. If it does not light,
restart SC.
Mouse does not move.
Mouse is not connected to HMI.
If you use a USB mouse, insert the

connector to USB connector. If you
use a PS/2 mouse, shut down HMI
(PC), connect the mouse and then
restart HMI (PC).
Unable to login although
Login ID and password are
Login button is clicked.
incorrect.
Input correct login ID and password.

Be careful that upper case letters
and lower case letters are regarded
as different letters.
SC is not started.
Start up SC.

restart SC.
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Problems common to all windows
Phenomenon
Cause
Corrective action
Main Menu bar is not

displayed.
SC is not started.
Start up SC.

restart SC.
Window switching button

cannot be pressed
You clicked right button of the

mouse.
Click left button of the mouse.
Resource such as memory for

HMI (PC) OS is insufficient.
Terminate unnecessary applications

to secure the memory area.
If not improved, restart HMI (PC).
No reaction even if the

window switching button
is clicked.

mouse.


No printing is performed
even if the hard copy
button is clicked.

mouse.


Printer failure.
Remove the failure cause of the

printer.
Printer paper is run-out
Replenish printer paper.
Printer setting different from the

printer setting of HMI (PC)
(printer setting of OS).
Return the correct network printer

setting.
Printer IP address is different

from the setting.
Return the correct IP address.
Printer IP address of the

equipment DB is different.
Return the correct IP address setting

by maintaining equipment DB.
SC application error.
Restart SC.
HMI (PC) application error.
Try to stop alarm from other HMI

(PC).
Sound stop button has no

effect.
Restart HMI (PC).

Blink stop button has no
effect.
Restart SC.
Try to stop blinking from other HMI

(PC).
Restart HMI (PC).
No reaction when clicking

the Help button.
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Phenomenon
Cause
Corrective action
"X" is automatically
displayed before clicking
Print button.
Restart SC.
HMI (PC) application error
Restart HMI (PC).
Screen switch is
abnormally slow.
Restart SC.
Restart HMI (PC).
(3)
Problems in the OVERVIEW window
Phenomenon
Cause
Corrective action
Whole system is not

displayed.
Restart HMI (PC).
Incorrect bay allocation at

Equipment DB maintenance.
Check the maintenance contents in

equipment DB.
Equipment symbol is
white with "?"
Restart HMI (PC).
Incorrect data sent from IED.
Check the IED status and data.
Incorrect device symbol

allocation at Equipment DB
maintenance.
Check the maintenance contents

executed on Equipment DB.
Color frame is displayed

in the Bay label.
Color frame may be drawn as a

figure by Drawing Tool.

No reaction takes place

even if the mouse is
moved to the Bay label.

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
Incorrect measurement symbol

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
Going over to the Bay

single line window is
impossible.
Measurement value is
displayed in abnormal
color.
displayed "?".
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Bay single-line diagram window
Phenomenon
Cause
Corrective action
Bay different from the Bay Incorrect device symbol

selected is displayed.
maintenance.
Device symbol shows ?.
Measurement display
shows ?.
Something is wrong in
values measured and
displayed.
Something is wrong in
mode display of the
BCU/BCPU (IED).
Equipment symbols
cannot be selected.

Restart HMI (PC).

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
Condition to select device is not

established
Remove the error contents and

re-select the device.
Contents of IED information and

maintenance DB do not match.
Check the contents of both DBs and

execute equipment DB maintenance
properly.

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
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Phenomenon
Cause
Corrective action
color.
Incorrect data sent from IED

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
Condition to select device is not

established
Remove the error contents and

re-select the device.

maintenance DB do not match

execute equipment DB maintenance
properly.

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
DB of SC and of IED does not

match.

execute Equipment DB maintenance
properly.

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
After selecting CLOSE,

the operation takes too
long to complete.
IED error.
Contact IED manufacturer.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
Selection was cancelled

during selection and
control.
Factor to cancel selection occurs

at IED side.
Check the canceling factor displayed

in Control dialog of HMI.
Selection was automatically

cancelled because of no
operation for a long time after
selection.
This is a normal operation.

If necessary the no operation period
can be altered.
Upper and lower limits for
Restart HMI (PC).
displayed "?".
Error is displayed when

an Equipment symbol is
selected.
Interlock condition cannot

be established even
though the Equipment is
not set with interlock.
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Phenomenon
Cause
Corrective action
measurement values
cannot be set.
Restart SC.
Measurement values on
bus bar voltage, w, and
var. are displayed with
zero.
IED error.


properly.
Incorrect measurement value

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
IED error.


properly.
Incorrect measurement value

maintenance.

Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
Measurement value for

synchronism check is not
displayed.
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Problems in the LVAC, DC/UPS window
Phenomenon
Cause
Corrective action
Whole system screen is

not displayed.
Restart HMI (PC).
Equipment symbol is
white with "?"
Incorrect device symbol allocation Check the maintenance contents

at equipment DB maintenance.
executed on equipment DB.
color.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
allocation at equipment DB
maintenance.
displayed "?".
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
allocation by equipment DB
maintenance.
Upper and lower limits for

measurement values
cannot be set.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
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GIS window
Phenomenon
Cause
Corrective action
Gas section is displayed

in white.
Incorrect GIS section symbol
maintenance.
displayed in white.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
maintenance.
displayed "?".
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
maintenance.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
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Alarm and Event window
Phenomenon
Cause
Display date is indicated

in reversed order.
Sorting is carried out in reversed Click Date Time again to carry out
order by clicking Date Time title. sorting.
Or, click the LATEST button in the
corresponding screen to return to the
initial status.
No storage is possible
even if the Save button is
clicked.
Restart HMI (PC).
SC application error
Restart SC.
Insufficient space in HDD of HMI.

(PC)
Delete unnecessary files in HMI (PC)

or add another HDD.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
Saved file is damaged.
Check the file contents. If the file is

damaged, correct the file and load it
again.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
No loading is possible
even if the Load button is
clicked.
No printing is possible
even if the Print button is
clicked.
Corrective action
No display on the window. HMI (PC) application error

(Alarm, or Event window) SC application error.
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Restart HMI (PC).

Restart SC.
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Trend screen and Energy Report window
Phenomenon
Cause
Corrective action
Graph is not displayed.
Measurement value is incorrect.
Check the measurement value

status in tabular format.
Check IED status.
Group is not defined.
Register the group.
Scale is too large.
Set the scale appropriately using X/Y

Zoom function.
When X/Y is zoomed in, the

graph is drawn outside of the
display area.
Reset X/Y Zooming, check the graph

display and set the scale and the
display position in the display area
appropriately using Zoom function.
Restart HMI (PC).
SC application error
Restart SC.
Current time is not

displayed on the Daily
Report.
Restart HMI (PC).
Data changed on the

Daily report returns to the
previous data when the
window is switched.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
Daily data is not displayed HMI (PC) application error

on the Monthly Report
screen.
Restart HMI (PC).
Monthly data is not

displayed on the Annual
Report.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
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System window
Phenomenon
Cause
Corrective action
Unit is displayed with red

and orange colors.
Error in the corresponding

equipment error.
Refer to Alarm List and remove the

cause of error.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
The corresponding equipment

error.
Refer to Alarm list and remove the

cause of error.
Unit is displayed white.

by Equipment DB maintenance.
Mode is displayed
"UNKNOWN".
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
Error in the corresponding

Equipment.
Refer to Alarm list and remove the

cause of error.

at Equipment DB maintenance.
Error in mode display of

the BCU/BCPU.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
BCU/BCPU error.
Restart the corresponding

BCU/BCPU.

at Equipment DB maintenance.
Restart HMI (PC).
Restart SC.
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11 Appendix C
How to Deal with System Failure
1 Outline of diagnosis method for system failure

When any failure has occurred, Alarm is notified by OWS/EWS (NOTE) and Alarm message is
displayed in the Alarm window on EWS/OWS. Check the following steps and restore the
system from failure.
NOTE
When the Control Authorization Switch is set to LDC, the system does
not sound alarm.
LAN between ESW and EWS is not the object of system monitoring.
Step1: When an alarm sounds with the Control Authorization Switch in LOCAL position, click
the Stop Alarm button on OWS or EWS screen.
Step2: Confirm the alarm message on the Alarm window. After confirmation, click ACK to stop
blinking.
Step3: Confirm the failure point using alarm message and System window.
These indicate the failed unit and part.
The following section helps to analyze the failure point.
Step4: Repair the failed equipment by the following method.
Step5: Re-start the system after repair.
2 Detail description of failure mode and System window

This section describes the relationship between the failure mode and System window and
Alarm window. If a failure has occurred, refer to the following items and confirm the failure
point.
OWS/
EWS
SC-1
System
FEP-1
SC-2
FEP-2
Problems
window
ESW-1
ESW-2
This line is display in red.
Alarm
Message of transmission error is displayed.
window
Causes
Remedies
Failure in transmission between SC-1 and ESW-1. (Failure in the station level ring LAN.)
Check the following :
1.
Check that LAN cable connecting SC-1 and ESW-1 is properly connected.
2.
Check that LED for LIN ACT of SC-1 Ethernet port lights or is blinking.
3.
Check there is no damage or bend in the optical cable connecting SC-1 and
ESW-1.
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OWS/
EWS
System
Online
Online
SC-1
FEP-1
SC-2
FEP-2
Problems
window
ESW-1
ESW-2
This part is displayed in red or orange.
Alarm
Message of server failure is displayed.
window
Causes
SC-1 failure
Remedies

1. Check whether SC-1 power is turned OFF.
2. If the power is ON, turn it OFF and then turn it ON to restart SC-1.
OWS/
EWS
System
FEP-1
SC-1
SC-2
FEP-2
Problems
window
ESW-1
ESW-2
Lines between ESW-1 and other equipment are shown in red.
Alarm
Message of transmission error is displayed.
window
Causes
Remedies
ESW-1 power off or ESW-1 failure

1. Check that the Power indicator of ESW-1 lights.
2. Check that the power cable is properly connected to the ESW-1 power terminal.
3. Check if ALARM LED of ESW-1 is lit or not.
If lit, ESW-1 has detected some error. Refer to user guide of ESW for the procedure to
identify the error.
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OWS/
EWS
System
window
Problems
OWS
EWS
OWS does not operate properly.

(Display colour of OWS/EWS is fixed. It does not vary even in equipment failure.)
Alarm
No message is displayed.
window
Causes
Remedies
OWS main unit error or OWS software error

1. Restart OWS.
If it still does not operate after restart, contact us.
OWS/
EWS
System
window
Problems
OWS
EWS
EWS does not operate.

(Display colour of OWS/EWS is fixed. It does not vary even in
equipment failure.)
Alarm
No message is displayed.
window
Causes
Remedies
EWS main unit error or EWS software error

1) Restart EWS.
If it still does not operate after restart, contact us.
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OWS/
EWS
Online
System
Problems
window
LBP
This portion is displayed in red or orange.
Alarm
LBP error message is displayed.
window
Causes
Remedies
LBP toner run-out, printer paper run-out, paper jam.

1. Check LBP toner level, printer paper, and paper jam.
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OWS/
Online
EWS
System
Problems
window
PRT
This portion is displayed in red or orange.
Alarm
Printer error message is displayed.
window
Causes
Remedies
Printer paper jam, paper run-out, toner run-out

1. Check for paper jam, printer paper, toner level.
OWS/
EWS
System
Station
Common
window
Problems
Online
Alarm
BCU/BCPU failure message is displayed.
window
Causes
Remedies
BCU/BCPU error
1. BCU/BCPU board failure, or LCD panel failure
2. Database mismatch between BCU/BCPU and server
Match the database of BCU/BCPU and that of the server.
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OWS/
EWS
System
Station
Common
Problems
window
This portion is displayed in red.
Alarm
Transmission error between BCU/BCPU and ESW is displayed.
window
Causes
Remedies
BCU/BCPU transmission unit error, or transmission failure between ESW and BCU
1. Check that LAN cable connecting BCU/BCPU and ESW is properly inserted to the
connector.
2. Check for BCU/BCPU board failure.
OWS/
EWS
ESW
System
window
Problems
IFU
Alarm
Relay failure message is displayed.
window
Causes
Remedies
Relay failure
Refer to the relay manual.
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OWS/
EWS
ESW
System
window
Problems
IFU
Alarm
IFU transmission error message is displayed.
window
Causes
Remedies
IFU equipment failure, transmission error, or database mismatched between the relay and
the server
1. Check whether IFU equipment power is OFF.
2. Check whether IFU equipment Error LED is lit or not.
If the Error LED is lit, the error is inside IFU equipment. Investigation of IFU equipment
error is required.
3. Check that the database in the server coincides with the one in the relay.
4. Transmission error between ESW and IFU
Check that LAN cable connecting ESW and IFU is securely inserted to the connector.
5. ESW port failure. Use another connecting port.
OWS/
EWS
System
Problems
window
GPS
This portion is displayed in red
Alarm
GPS clock failure message is displayed.
window
Causes
Remedies
Transmission error between GPS clock and ESW

1.
2.
Check whether GPS clock power is OFF.

Check that communication cable connecting GPS clock and ESW is properly
connected to the connecting port.
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OWS/
EWS
System
window
Problems
Online
GPS
Alarm
window
Causes
Remedies
GPS clock detects any error.

1.
Check whether ALARM LED on the front panel of GPS clock is lit or not.
If it is lit, the GPS clock detects an error.
Refer to Technical Information Operating Instructions M300/GPS of GPS clock for the
details of the error.
OWS/
EWS
System
Problems
window
GPS
This portion is displayed in white with red.
Alarm
window
Causes
Remedies
GPS clock power is OFF, or connection failure.

1.
Check whether GPS clock power is OFF.

(When no LED on the front panel of GPS clock is lit and nothing is displayed on LCD
panel, power may be turned OFF. Check that power cable is properly connected, or that
power source is available.)
2. Check that the communication cable connecting GPS clock and ESW is properly
connected to the connecting port.
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12 Appendix D
Display Color of HMI Screen
This section defines the display color of each window. (Refer to Table 8.5.1.)
y When the Maker column of Change column is checked with 9 mark, the color can be modified
by the manufacturer.
y When GUI column of Change column is checked with 9 mark, the color can be modified by the
Drawing Tool.
The item Compliant to Windows can be set from the screen property dialog (design tab) of
Windows.
Table 8.5.1
Screen
List of screen display color settings

Display color
Definition
Color
Character
Button character
Label character
Compliant to Windows
Textbox character
192 192 192
192 192 192
192 192 192
Textbox background
Label background
Tab control background
192 192 192
Selection disabled item character
100 100 100
Selection disabled item background
192 192 192
Tab control character
Synchronize Bypass button character

Synchronize Bypass button background
Control direction character (same direction)
Control direction background (same direction)
Yellow
255 255
Control direction character

Control direction background
Interlock Guidance button character
Control
Interlock Guidance button background

Soft Interlock Bypass button character
Soft Interlock Bypass button background
Execute button character
Execute button background
Cancel button character
Cancel button background
Close button character
Close button background
Mode button highlight
Yellow
255 255
Information label highlight
Yellow
255 255
255
0 255
ACK label highlight
Red
Control right selection switch button highlight _Local

Main menu bar
Alarm Stop button highlight
Green
Red
255
Dark Gray 128 128 128
Print stop button highlight
Bay Information
Remark
192 192 192

0
Button background
General
R G B Maker GUI
0
Background
Change
Print stop button X symbol
Red
Latest 3 alarm Not ACK alarm background
Cyan
Measurement display character
Black
Measurement display character_U/L limit exceeding warning
Yellow
Measurement display character_U/L limit exceeding alarm
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Red
255
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
0 255 255
0
255 255
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Display color
Definition
Measurement display background
Change
Color
R G B Maker GUI
White
255 255 255
Dark Gray 128 128 128
Measurement display background_ failure
Status display background

Dark Gray 128 128 128
Status display background_failure

Blocking status background_Now setting
Yellow
255 255
Manual Override status background_Now setting
Yellow
255 255
Limit Setting status background_Now setting
Yellow
255 255
Light Gray 192 192 192
Background
CB/DS/ES_OPEN
Green
CB/DS/ES_CLOSE
Red
0 255
255
0
0
9
9
9
Control object CB/DS background
Auto set from background
Control object CB/DS background shadow
Auto set from background
Status symbol_Faulty:X
Red
255
Status symbol_Undefined:X
Blue
0 255
128 64
Status symbol_Questionable:?
Black
Status symbol_Update Block:B
Brown
Blue
0 255
Transmission cut:?
Black
Power flow symbol frame
Black
Power flow symbol arrow
Blue
0 255
Power flow symbol background
Cyan
0 255 255
Power flow symbol_Questionable:?
Black
255 255
Status symbol_Manual Override:M
Synchronizing symbol character
Black
Synchronizing symbol background
Yellow
Measurement display character_Normal
Black
Measurement display character_Invalid
Measurement display character_Questionable
White
255 255 255
Measurement display character_UpdateBlock
Single line diagram _Measurement display character_Manual Override

Measurement display character_Transmission cut
Measurement display character_
warning for exceeding U/L limit
alarm for exceeding U/L limit
255 255
Blue
Brown
Safety tag character_Display
Red
Safety tag background_Display
Yellow
Voltage class_400kV
Blue
Voltage class_220kV
Yellow
255
0 255
128 64
255
255 255
0 255
255 255
255
0 255
Red
Voltage class_33kV
Green
Voltage class_11kV
Brown
128 64 64
Dark Gray
50 50 50
Live/Dead_Unknown
Gray
100 100 100
Live/Dead_Inconsistent
White
255 255 255
LiveDead_Earth
Black
Background_Normal
Cyan
Background_When selecting
Orange
Event_Level 1_Occurrence
Red
430
Transparent
Voltage class_132kV
Live/iDead_Dead
Retains previous status
Yellow
Black
Bay name label symbol_UpdateBlock:B
255 255 255
Bay name label frame_Normal
Retains previous status
White
Bay name label background_Normal
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Black
Red
Bay name label character_Normal
Event
Remark
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
188 222 255

255 165
255
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Display color
Definition
Change
Color
R G B Maker GUI
Red
255
Orange
255 128 64
Orange
255 128 64
Black
Black
Event_Level 7_Occurred
Event_All levels_Recover
Green
Background_Normal
Cyan
Background_When selecting
Orange
Alarm_All levels_Backgrond (already Acknowledged)

Alarm
255 165
Red
255
Alarm_Level 2_Occurrence (Not ACK)
Red
255
Orange
255 128 64
Orange
255 128 64
Alarm_All levels_Recove Not ACK)
Green
0 255
Red
255
SC/FEP/GW/LBP/LOG/HUB/GPS_Failure
SC/FEP/GW/LBP/LOG/HUB/GPS_Unknown
White
IED_Normal
Blue
Orange
Red
IED_Unknown
0 255
Blue
SC/FEP/GW/LBP/LOG/HUB/GPS_Normal
IED_Major failure
0 255
0 255
Blue
IED_Minor failure
0
0
HMI (OEW, EWS) Normal
White
255 255 255

0
0 255
255 120 60
255
255 255 255
Black
Equip. mode character_Minor failure
Orange
Equip. mode character_Major failure
Red
Equip. mode character_Normal
System minor failure

SAS System minor failure
General event
Operation recorded
Reserved
Reserved, undefined
Reserved, undefined
Reserved, undefined
Blue
SAS System major failure
188 222 255
Alarm_All levels_Occurrence (already Acknowledged)

System
0 255
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Remark
255 255 255
Equip. name character_Normal
Black
Equip. name character_Minor failure
Black
Equip. name character_Major failure
White
255 255 255
Equip. name character_Unknown
White
255 255 255
Transmission line_Normal
Green
Transmission line_Failure
Red
0 255
255
0 120
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
System major failure

SAS major failure
System minor failure
SAS minor failure
Display for measurement is same with that of single line

diagram.
GIS gas pressure monitor_Gas pressure_Normal
GIS
Dark Green
GIS gas pressure monitor_Gas pressure_Alarm (Stage 1)
Orange
GIS gas pressure monitor_Gas pressure_Alarm (Stage 2)
Pink
GIS gas pressure monitor_Gas pressure_Unknown
255 120 60
180
0 180
9
9
9
9
Other displays are same to that of single line diagram.

Energy Report
255 255 255
White
Measurement display character
Black
Measurement display character_Invalid

warning for exceeding U/L limit
Measurement display character_alarm for exceeding U/L limit
Black
Yellow
255 255
255
White
255 255 255
Measurement display background_Invalid
Cyan
0 255 255
Measurement display background_Questionable
Cyan
0 255 255
Measurement display background_Transmission cut
Cyan
Measurement display symbol_UpdateBlock:B
Brown
Measurement display symbol_ManualOverride:M
Red
Blue
431
0 255 255
128 64
0
0 255
6F2M1000
Screen
Display color
Definition
Color
R G B Maker GUI
Black
Measurement display character_Now editing
Black
LightGreen 128 255 128
Measurement display character_Not yet collected
Measurement display backgrond_Not yet collected
Cyan
0 255 255
White
255 255 255
Measurement display character_Not yet collected
Black
Measurement display background_Not yet collected
Cyan
0 255 255
Blank display
Other displayes are same with that of Energy Report.

LightGray 192 192 192
Interlock guidance_Background
Interlock guidance
Load shedding
Remark
Measurement display symbol_Test:T

Measurement display background_Now editing
Trend
Change
Interlock guidance_Logic circuit symbol
Black
Interlock guidance_Logic circuit connecting line_Established
Green
0 255
255
Interlock guidance_Logic circuit connecting line_

Not established
Red
Interlock guidance_Logic circuit connecting line_3POS
Black
Interlock guidance_Logic circuit connecting line_Unknown
White
Interlock guidance_Input symbol
Black
Interlock guidance_Output symbol_Established
Green
Interlock guidance_Output symbol_Not established
Red
Load shedding_Unit step background_Normal
Cyan
Load shedding _Unit step background_Changed
Orange
432
255 255 255

0
0 255
255
0 255 255
255 120 60
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
6F2M1000
REVISIONS
__
CHANGED PLACE AND CONTENTS
APPROVED
CHECKED
PREPARED
REGISTER
BY
BY
BY
ED
REV.MARK
PAGE
REV.ISSUED
First issue
0
A.Endo
23. Apr .09
All
Total revise
pages
08.Jan.10
All
2
Total revise reflecting the new HMI design.
pages
01.Oct.10
P338,
3
18.Oct.10
S.Morita
K.
08.Jan.10
Kaneda
A.Endo
06.Jan.10
07.Jan.10
S.Morita
J.Nagata
01.Oct.10
30.Sep.10 30.Sep.10
S.Morita
J.Nagata
18.Oct.10
18.Oct.10 15.Oct.10
S.Yoshimoto
Change the figures of Status screen.
P341346
P345,
Added the explanation of Communication Port
P389,
A.Endo
screen.
P391
DISTRIBUTION
(PS-SETSU)
COPY (DENSEIHIN)
(KAIGI2)
(KAIKEIGI)
(RA-KAI)
April 23,09
ISSUED
APROVED BY
APPROVED
BYW.Yamamori
3.Jun.09
April 22,09
Control
CHECKED
2.Jun.09
CHECKEDBY
BY T.Egusa
Systems Design
April 21,09
Group
PREPARED
28.May.09
PREPARED BY
BY A.Endo/H.Fujta
(CS-SETSU)
433
REGISTERED
6F2M1000
Toshiba Corporation Transmission Distribution & Industrial System Company

1-1, Shibaura 1-Chome, Minato-Ku, Tokyo 105-8001, Japan
434
Tel +81-3-3457-3644 Fax +81-3-5444-9166

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6F2M1000

Substation Automation System

Precautions to be taken when using the software

Descriptive Rules of This Document ..........................................................................16

Security for Operation ................................................................................................19

Basic Operation of HMI Screen...................................................................... 21

Mouse Operation and Object Selection by Mouse .....................................................21

Information dialogs .....................................................................................................21

System Operation ........................................................................................... 22

HMI Startup ................................................................................................................32

Logging out and HMI Software Shutdown ..................................................................33

Changing Password ...................................................................................................35

Setting the Automatic Logout Time.............................................................................36

Outputting System Setting Value of HMI to a File in Printing Format .........................37

Printing the Display Screen (Hard Copy)....................................................................38

System Shutdown ......................................................................................................39

Displaying Single Line Diagram Windows ..................................................................40

Changing the Display Scale of Windows ....................................................................40

Changing the Display Area of Windows Displaying the Legend .................................41

Displaying the Legend................................................................................................42

Stopping an Alarm Sounding in OWS/EWS................................................................42

Stopping an Alarm of Station Common.......................................................................43

Stopping the Unauthorized Status Change Blinking ...................................................43

Changing HMI Mode ..................................................................................................44

Switching Over LDC/SCMS Operation .......................................................................44

4.10 Switching Over Manned Operation/Unmanned Operation .........................................45

<Single Line diagram>.......................................................................................... 48

<System Window> .............................................................................................. 111

<Memorandum and Tag>.................................................................................... 117

<Event Window> .................................................................................................123

<Alarm Window> .................................................................................................141

<Energy Report Window> .................................................................................. 155

<Trend Window> ................................................................................................. 181

Relay Setting from HMI Screen.................................................................... 211

Changing the Relay Setting Group........................................................................... 211

Starting the RSM Software .......................................................................................213

Displaying the Disturbance Waveform......................................................................214

Detailed Explanation of HMI Screen ............................................................ 216

Screen Layout ..........................................................................................................216

Basic layout ......................................................................................................216

Multi monitor layout ..........................................................................................217

Windows and dialogs .......................................................................................218

Screen Composition .................................................................................................220

Login Dialog .............................................................................................................223

Main Menu Bar .........................................................................................................224

Blocking/Manual Override Summary dialog .....................................................227

System Setting dialog.......................................................................................229

LDC MD Blocking dialog ..................................................................................232

Control and Monitoring Windows..............................................................................234

Single line diagram windows ............................................................................234

GIS window ......................................................................................................236

System window ................................................................................................238

Bay List dialog ..................................................................................................239

Bay Information dialog......................................................................................240

Control dialog ...................................................................................................246

Trans Parallel window ......................................................................................252

Limit Setting dialog ...........................................................................................254

Safety Tag setting dialog ..................................................................................256

Manual Override dialog ....................................................................................257

Blocking dialog .................................................................................................259

Counter Reset dialog........................................................................................260

Memorandum Property dialog ..........................................................................262

Tag dialog .........................................................................................................263